Top 5 Neglected Animal Makeovers 😯❤️ Bondi Vet Compilation | Bondi Vet
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- Опубликовано: 29 апр 2023
- We want to celebrate #nationaladoptashelterpetday with our top 5 best rescue animal makeover cases that we worked on at our clinics! 🥹❤️ Did you ever adopt a pet from the shelter? If so, share your story below 👇
00:30 Traumatised Border Collie learns to trust humans again!
08:07 Stray dog is in a shocking state!
18:11 Dog major makeover!
35:42 Pug's face is a mess!
46:58 Shelter dog amazing transformation!
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Thank you for highlighting issues with the breeding of brachycephalic dogs. It’s not just the puppy mills that are the problem. The AKC, UKC, EKC, and other regional dog clubs have a lot to answer for in promoting those breeds, which are so susceptible to breathing problems.
I couldn't agree with you more!
Agreed fully! It's just terrible how they even refuse to acknowledge those breeds by breeders that intentionally do their best to make them have a better quality of life. In Europe it's becoming bigger that breeders are breeding back some old traits into brachycephalic dogs, such as longer snouts and better body and neck structure. Same goes for breeds like the GSD, there are a lot who are trying to eliminate the hunched back, which is only bred for cosmetics due to the standards of the AKC, UKC, EKC, etc. All of these dog clubs refuse to acknowledge them and even go hard against condeming those breeders, because it's not the standard. They're a big part of the problem. But many breeders over here stay dedicated to giving those breeds a better quality of life.
In Germany, we actually have a term for dog breeds who are breeded with terrible traits that reduce their quality of life (frenchies, etc.) and tea-cup type of dogs (Pomeranian, mini Chihuahua (their brain is too big for their skull, leading to the buldged eye looks), etc.). It's "Qualzucht" and literally translated it means "agony/torture breed". There is no term like this in English, which shocks me honestly!
@@Miarahdd, "torture breed" is a fantastic term for instantly communicating the issue & painting it in exactly the right light.
@@Hermititis True, it's sorta also what it means in German, as it directly refers to the terrible traits those poor breeds have to endure. If I look at the GSD as a good example, I blame the AKC, EKC, etc. for how ruined the breed is now due to the back and hip issues. Luckily, over here, quite a few breeders are intentonally breeding "back" the old traits where they were much healthier.
@@Miarahdd many purebred dogs are overbred. Which means they’re breeding and perpetuating dysfunction in the animals. Exploiting their weaknesses. That’s bad breeding 101. You mentioned the sloping of the German shepherds back. It is curious to me as to how that looks good. Is it a functional design? Probably not. They’re now prone to hip dysplasia. That’s gotta be a painful condition. Many animals are overbred. I haven’t seen a tiger that doesn’t appear man made. Or at least contrived in some manner. I myself would never get a brachycephalic dog. Trying to wash their face is difficult. They snore loudly bc of their nasal situation. But God bless ‘em tho.
Ali is such a sweet loving soul ❤ I'm so glad Arnie found his forever home with Ali
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You could tell she fell in love with him immediately!! That made me so emotional watching Ali and how much she loved him as soon as ahe sawhim!! So happy he's at a happy loving home with Ali and Mabel as well!! Such an amazing woman, truly!! ❤️💙❤️💙🙏🙏🙏🙏💙❤️💙❤️
Having a pet is like having a baby, it’s a lifetime commitment.
We agree!
Too many "accidentally" fall pregnant incapable of bringing up anything!
It’s so unfair Apple is so adorable I can’t understand why people just dump their pets. Your pets are for their life . I get so upset when people do this so many precious babies just dumped
Many times ppl get in terrible financial trouble, or problems w health or divorce, for instance. While it’s never acceptable to dump an animal, it’s almost to be expected in a society that shames pet owners for being poor or working class and suddenly unable to care for their pets. You know how badly rents are rising, right? What happens if the new landlord(the only one u can now afford) says no pets? And u have children to house? No, this will never be solved through hate and judgment
I used to work at a shelter. We once had a spaniel puppy named Emma who was supposed to be put down. Why? Her leg was run over by a four wheeler and her owners didn’t want a 3 legged dog. We couldn’t save her leg but after she recovered she was adopted by a nice family with kids
Probably didnt have the money for an expensive medical treatment.
Jack's progress is not really surprising. Border collies are very smart, and Dr Scott is very good at connecting with his patients.
Telling Arnie to "mind his p's and q's" as he gently waddles along is very cute I love the way he speaks to all his patients ❤
Yeah. It reminds me of myself and my Jeffery!
That has to be my favorite case / episode thus far! ❤
Seeing Jack being out of his shell in the Welsh countryside reminds me of when we took our rescue Dillon to the Welsh countryside too. He was an Irish street dog. We walked up a big hill with a monument up top, and when at the top, Dillon just sat there and looked across all the land below him. He's now 17 going on 18. Jack is an absolute sweetheart!
by irish street dog do you mean a stray?
@@eggchomp yes. a stray from Ireland. he was rescued.
@@darkluxgames2347 oh that’s awesome! congrats on your irish old man!! i’m glad he’s still going :)
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Arnie reminds me of my bull terrier Oliver 😢 came from horrible people when he was rescued he was so skinny and weak that he couldn’t even get up I was so mad that I sued his previous owners and took away there pet owner ship he was about 3 years old when I adopted him. I had 15 wonderful years rest in peace my sweet Oliver died 3 years ago
EDIT: thank you for all the kind comments and likes
Good for you at least he was happy with you bless you ❤️❤️❤️👋👋👋
@@annsmith4739 I can’t understand how people would hurt these innocent animals
@@nathalierodriguez0 ikr, it makes me so mad but I think of the positive things that are ahead of them like loving owners or new loving owners!
@@Myloooooooo_ I needed this comment! Thank you for your kindness I miss my sweet little oliver he is resting with sweet husky Sasha and brother Jacky
Bless your soul for taking him in and nursing him back to health. You are such a good hearted person. I'm sure he appreciated everything you did for him. He lived a healthy wonderful life after you found him. No doubt. If only they could live as long as we do.
out of all the vets featured on this show Scott really is one that is very knowledgeable in canine behaviour
Remember people, if you don’t have the time or money to take proper care of your pet, you should really reconsider getting one. Pets are not an impulse purchase, they are living being that you should treat as family members.
Some people die unexpectedly, and the family won't or can't take the dog then they should take to a shelter, but shelters are full to. I know I'd hate to have that decision dumped on me, as I know I couldn't take another pet dog as my older Staffie won't have another dog in the house.
@@kimdickinson3063 Yeah but I wouldn’t consider that “getting a pet”
@@phoenixflamegames1 I never said that it was, I said it's owner could of died and it was her/his family who dumped the dog for whatever reason.
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I used to work at a shelter. We once had a cat named Aslan (because of his long orange fur) who was sent to us because of an embedded collar. It took over a month to heal fully. Even so he was the sweetest cat ever, he’d walk right up to a stranger and roll onto his back asking for belly rubs. After his neck healed he was adopted very quickly
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Dogs deserve better from their previous owners. Thank you Scott for helping these poor abused dogs. Love your work. 🦋
I recently adopted a shih tzu mix someone dumped off at the pound after neglecting him for years, he's about 9.
Matted fur, rotten teeth, long nails. He's doing great now! Good luck Apple.
Aww! So glad to hear that he is happy now 💙
I love the passion that Ali and Dr Scott have
the meeting between those two dogs was so wonderful! both so happy to meet a friend, both relaxed like, ‘OK, we’re here and going home with mum. thanks uncle Scott.’ 🦮🐕🐶🌤️🌷🌱
Scott is such a natural teacher, other than being a great vet.
And he’s not hard to look at either ❤
I love when the Dr. Sits on the floor with the animals.❤
I have a perfect little Yorkie who was surrendered to my Vet. Lucky me!! I showed up 2 hrs. later and asked about whether they ever get dogs for rescue. He's been with me for nearly 1 1/2 years now! Love him so much.
Such a happy ending for your pup 🐶❤
That is so fantastic! From one Yorkie mum to another.
I hope he's doing well!
Ali is such a really kind-hearted soul ! I hope she followed through with her training to be a vet's assistant.
For Apple, the way she screamed during the bath almost sounds like whoever had her used water as a punishment! She sounded beyond terrified! That poor muffin!!!
coming from a dog groomer.. thats actually a super common response to baths
Ali is the gentlest soul and the bond she has with Scott is beautiful
I love Ally! She is such a beautiful soul!
The dogs in the kennel, including Jack, are all so healthy looking. It’s nice to see dogs in that type of setting that are being well taken care of. Poor Jack was probably neglected. Our cat took 2 weeks to come out from under the cabinets when we first got her. Now she is terrified of other humans, but loves me and my son.
Arnie breaks my heart, how anyone could be so cruel to any beautiful creature. I was so happy that Mabel and Arnie were so good, and Ali will have a fabulous forever home.
The job that these veterinarians are doing with those dogs is amazing. Thank you so much for your kindness and dedication, God bless you all.
my dog who is a border collie named Cody was exactly like Jack. He was a rescue from a breeding shelter and absolutely hated people and human contact and was terrified of everything and everyone. Cody is now the most upbeat, cuddle, loving dog, and the people who had had him were going to put him down because he was known as “ Not going to get along” and now he’s living his best life. every dog is loving, it just takes time.
Jack was so scared, glad Scott spent time with him. I did notice that the beagles in there were also fearful they never came up to him either. Just an observation. Ali is a beautiful person inside and out, so glad he and Mabel got along, and she was able to take him in.
A wonderful set of outcomes for well deserving dogs. May the rest of their lives be just as wonderful! Thanks to the vets, nurses, and care takers!
Wishing Ali, Arnie, and Mabel all the best! Definitely got choked up at the meet and greet, what a precious pair!
Such beautiful and amazing stories. Humans make me so angry the way they treat their animals! But stories like these restore my faith in humanity. I knew Ali would take sweet Arnie. He will have the best most wonderful life now.❤😂
We had a golden retriever who adopted us about 30 years ago. When he was 13 he became deaf, he also had cataracts, so he didn’t see really well either. I marred and moved Bronson with me. My new husband had a little female dog who was herself about 11 or 12. Daisy would alert Bronson to bark when he needed to , like when a stranger drove up. She would also wake him up when it was time to eat! Both dogs have since passed on , I felt the wayDIsy bonded
We adopt only Shelter pets. The last dog my husband and I had together was a Senior Dachshund, apx 12 years old, found wandering the streets of a major city. She had several fatty tumors our Vet decided to leave, as they were more unsightly than anything else. We had her 5 years, and she passed just a few months before my husband did. Because of my age, I wanted another Senior Doxie dog as a companion once I was ready for one...But when I went to the pound, I fell in love--with a Terrier PUPPY! Funny how that works, isn't it? HOWEVER, I've made firm arrangements for his adoption by my daughter when I pass--I'm 76, and I want to make sure he has a long and happy life. Happily, my daughter babysits him often 🙂.
Oh, I was hoping to see Oak after he recovered!!😢
Thank You Scott for all you do❣️✌️🙏💞🐾🐾🫂
I love thst you allow the border collie Jack to herd you. This is his instinct to do his job and take care of you.
Thumbs up for Scott, Ali, Arnie & Mable.
It's tragic that older dogs are abandoned, but perhaps their owners lack the money for veterinarian care. Still, that beautiful dogs are in left in such pain and despair is tremendously sad. Thank goodness for the Bondi Vet and all the vets who have such humanity.
They shouldn’t have gotten a dog in the first place if they couldn’t afford to look after them properly.
Dr Scott is amazing with animals!
❤😊 The bit about little arnie made me cheer out loud. Love at first sight with his new sister mabel sealing his happy future was wonderful. Looks like those 2 doggies are going to spend their lives being spoiled rotten by mom as they should be.
i love scott for the way he connects with his animal patients
Watching Apple reminded me of my own baby kitty. He was little over one and a half years old when my best friend found him crying for help outside her balcony window. He was abandoned by his last owner, left on the streets to fend for himself, was getting attacked by foxes, had fleas and blood in his stools. He was severely underweight and malnourished. It took a long time to get to the bottom of his diarrhea and get him in a diet that works for him. He was 4kg when he as first found and now is a healthy 6kg kitty and so happy. I can't understand why his last owners abandoned him. He is the sweetest boy and I would give up my organs for him. I love him so much. I truly hurt for animals who were abandoned. The trauma can stay with them for a long time.
This makes me want to cry in a good way. Gives me faith in humanity knowing there’s people out there tha care.
Some people are awful I’m so glad these sweet babies found the beautiful wonderful people who care
I thoroughly enjoyed this show. Great to see awesome work. Congratulations 👏 👏
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Dr Scott you are amazing the way you helped Jack you are a guardian angel to all the animals you care for ❤❤❤😇🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾
Arnie absolutely broke my heart 😭 he's such a sweet boy and has been through so much. I'm glad he got the help he needed and someone who loves him the way he deserves to be loved. How could someone just dump such a sweet old boy? Especially when he's so old. I almost cried when he did the play bow.
And poor Ethel 😔 i have a rescue pug who is luckily very healthy, but when i look at Ethel i see my own pup
God bless all these wonderful people helping these poor neglected babies!! ❤
Ethel's little stickin out tongue KILLS me I love her so much
When Ali aw Arnie that was love at first sight🥺
Jack did amazing he was meeting a new person and he had a cameraman in the kennel so I don't blame the dog for being a little nervous. Jack will be fine if he's adopted by someone who's going to give him the love and attention he needs
I love border collies. They are so beautiful.
Arnie is an absolute handsome furbaby ❤️❤️❤️
Beautiful Ethel. What a lovely girl bless her.
Hi Scott. Great job as usual. You are the best vet ever. Thank you
It is so wonderful to see all these dogs get a new chance to a good life. They're improving the world, one dog at a time. Thank you so very much!
Every one of these cases are fascinating. Ethel finally breathing is amazing!
And thankyou Apples new family.
Omgosh the way the english bull terrier just follows Scot and the others to get his teeth cleaned.
"Oh okay we going? Okay Imma coming nice vet man, wait for me" ❤
Aaaaw and his playbows towards Mabel when they met!
I'm not crying, you're crying!
That is a very sweet that is true❤
My new favourite channel ❤
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When you decide to take in an animal you have to be prepared to do just that. Animals are like humans, you have to take care of them. I’m the type that if I could take care of all of them I would but I can barely take care of my own self. They give so much of themselves and all they really want is love, unconditionally. It’s sad how they are neglected. I’m hoping for the best for the animals and the families that take them in. ❤❤❤
Thank you so much for helping him!!
I just love Ali! She's such a kindred spirit! ❤
Ali is such a wonderful lady and clearly loves Arnie. I hope they get to spend the rest of his life happily with Ali. Although I have a Frenchie his airways haven’t been breed to be so narrowed. Also I didn’t actually buy so my money wasn’t put into the continuation of this awful breeding. Ethan bless her is struggling to breath poor girl. Thank you Scott for helping these poor neglected sweet little dogs.
What a special and sweet person❤️❤️
Great work Tyler. A farmer is so very multitasking guy. Amazing. Thank you from Dublin Ireland. Mike
I wish all the best for a kind hearted ali..mabel & arnie..her fur babies.. thank you so much Ali for having such cares and love to animals. God bless you. ❤
We have rescued a puppy milled chihuahua years ago. She was 8 when we got her & she lived to be 17.5. We gave her major care & the best years of her life! She had infected feet due to standing in her own feces, bad teeth & other issues! We spoiled her rotten because she deserved it!
It's so awesome and hear warming to see how they transform with some love!
In très grand merci pour ce beau travail avec ce beau chien. ❤ Dr. Scott tu es le meilleur ❤😊
Stunning room! All the work was worth your time !
I just found this channel and I absolutely love it. It's so great to see the care and love for these precious animals.
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Poor Ethel she must feel so much better with all that lovely air shes getting. I can empathize i have apnea.
When they do the survey why is it always blurred out? For Christ sake I'm trying to learn.
At a "last chance" shelter in the US, they put a fearful dog in with a person- and a really friendly dog. The shy dogs learn trust from the happy, friendly dogs.
Who abandons a dog: people who run out of money, people who need a job because of sudden dismissal or long-term un employment, mental and physical health issues... The list goes on.
No one adopts a pet with the intention of abandoning them. Staying alive, especially in the current economic conditions, got a lot harder a lot faster than anyone could anticipate.
We need to have compassion for abandoned animals and the people who leave them. Especially if those people are shamed for having to spend money on food, electricity, and shelter that they would rather spend on their pets. People will only come forward for help if they feel safe doing so.
Shame only perpetuates the cycle of suffering for animals and people.
Rather than saying "Oh no! How terrible could a person be to abandon their pet!"
We should say: "How can we help people and provide resources and education for those most vulnerable in our society?"
Compassion is key, and it is utterly heartbreaking to have to surrender a pet.
Patience to do things on the dog's terms is love.
YOU ARE AMAZING===THANKS FOR ALL YOU DO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Love these shows lol wish I could go bondi with my kids n hubby
Rescue dogs are absolutely amazing and so rewarding (cats too!) Feeling like you've gained their trust just feels so good. My family got a dog about five years ago, he is a Siberian Husky who was surrendered and only six months old. We immediately knew something about him was different compared to other dogs. He didn't bark at all, not even when the other dogs did and he didn't know how to play with dog toys. He was shy and not all that affectionate. Once we took him home and he bonded to us we discovered another issue. He had extreme separation anxiety and tore up his gums when we left him alone in his crate for the first time. Coming home to a bloody mess and mamgled crate was just horrifying and we knew we had our work cut out for us. But with some training and a lot of hard work his separation anxiety eventually improved. Now we don't have to worry about leaving him home alone.
So sweet!!!!❤❤
Oh my heart was beating so hard when the old dog stopped breathing during surgery. Im glad there all ok
I just love to see these neglected animals ending up with the most amazing people. We might not be able to do it for all animals but at least a few get a happy ending.
Great job vets.
The beagles in the Kennel with Jack as soon as Scott got out food: okay we like u you’re cool 😂
My Phoebe was rescued from a kitten/puppy farm. She was 8 and not spayed at that time. I I gave her the run of the house, let her hide from me if she needed to, six months later she leapt up at the foot of my bed. She slowly moved up to my pillow. Now she is bold, comes out for pets from everyone who comes into the house, loves my neighborhood big dogs, and is totally different from when I first got her home.
arnie's story really tugs at my heart strings. my family has 2 elderly dogs who both have a few issues - 1 is staying overnight for the 2nd night at the vet since he had to have a hernia surgery and he developed some tummy problems after. should be home tomorrow i hope. his surgery is expensive and we aren't exactly rich, but what we lack in money we make up for with the love we've been given by our old men. giving them up is legit not an option we would ever consider.
thanks doc scott
Hi everyone wat we don't realize is they also have a soul like you n me gods blessings to all lots of love ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤I m from South Africa Durban ❤️
two good people who love animals
I really can say 'i know, ì know.." sweet baby. My problem is not that much nose but lungs. Im so tired!!
Classic bull terrier bad breading but they still are prone to deafness !!
Adorable 🥰 connection will Ally!
Apple came in looking sad and not so pretty. What a trim, a bath, and some proper TLC makes! Then to see Apple with fur grown back and with proper grooming. It's like night and day!
Wow I want Jack!! Awesome vet! 👌
I'm literally crying. I had a shih tzu maltese mix named Apple!! He came from a very neglectful breeder and he bonded so deeply with me. He passed away last year from medical complications. I miss him dearly.
Yay🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤❤another dog saved and in his Forever home💐👑💓🥰
Apple is too cute!
Whoever made Jack so unsure deserves punishment. What a clever and great dog.
I wonder if nurse Nathan knows he has a fan 😍 club.
Hurts my heart to see an obviously neglected or even abused animal still be really happy to meet new people.
I mean, it is better than being terrified of everyone, but to think that despite being mistreated or ignored, the pet probably was still happy to see their old owner, because the pet is so sweet. :’
Apple, the little Maltese mix, may not have been "given up", in the bad scenes anyway. Sometimes when an elderly person dies, their kids only have so much time to fly out & take care of everything, & I've known people who have done this... Not sure I could. Thank goodness my mom has 2 Chihuahuas! & I've vowed to take them again & again...
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My dog was abandoned by the kids of the owners after they passed away. They must have seen him in the house, because they sold it, so it means they went there to check the house out, left the dog, then sold the house and left my now dog in the house. It doesn't take too much time to take the animal at least to a shelter and drop them off with someone. I can tell from my now 9 year old baby (adopted at 8 in October 2022) that it has left scars on him. He's attached to me and my mum and after my mum had to go away for a week, he was a wreck, he is now fearful that we won't come back. No separation anxiety, so he doesn't whine when we go, but it's clear he won't survive being left again. It'd break him.
Susanne…..you are correct!!
Love Ali! ❤
Oof! ARNIES AMAZING FAMILY!!! ❤❤❤