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Bumble

Name: Bumble
Breed: Mix
Gender: Male
Age: ca 8 years and 6 months
Neutered/Spayed: Yes
Vaccinated: Yes
DCC dog since: 3 years and 9 months
Description:

Can you imagine people tried to beat Bumble to death?

Bumble has endured unimaginable hardship in his four years on the streets. He was likely mistreated as a puppy and learned early on to fear people. Constantly driven away while searching for food, one day he finally tried to defend himself and bared his teeth — and that was when things turned truly brutal. People attacked him with stones and sticks, going to kill him.

Thankfully, some brave witnesses stepped in and called us. We rushed to the scene and were able to save Bumble just in time.

With patience, love, and care, we slowly helped him get used to people and other animals again. We hoped to include him in our 50+ program, but his deep mistrust of humans proved too strong. That’s why Bumble now lives safely and peacefully at the DCC, where he finally feels secure and loved.

To ensure he can continue living this safe life, Bumble urgently needs sponsors who will support and accompany him on his journey.

Would you like to become Bumble’s sponsor and show him that there are kind people out there?

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Bumble is sponsored by:

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Description:

Can you imagine people tried to beat Bumble to death?

Bumble has endured unimaginable hardship in his four years on the streets. He was likely mistreated as a puppy and learned early on to fear people. Constantly driven away while searching for food, one day he finally tried to defend himself and bared his teeth — and that was when things turned truly brutal. People attacked him with stones and sticks, going to kill him.

Thankfully, some brave witnesses stepped in and called us. We rushed to the scene and were able to save Bumble just in time.

With patience, love, and care, we slowly helped him get used to people and other animals again. We hoped to include him in our 50+ program, but his deep mistrust of humans proved too strong. That’s why Bumble now lives safely and peacefully at the DCC, where he finally feels secure and loved.

To ensure he can continue living this safe life, Bumble urgently needs sponsors who will support and accompany him on his journey.

Would you like to become Bumble’s sponsor and show him that there are kind people out there?