Wufra

**littlewid** Tue Oct 22, 2013 8:35 pm

How incredibly lucky is Wufra, his story could have been so different. How he survived for so long is a miracle. If his owners come forward that will be great but if not it sounds as though he will have a loving home where he is being cared for.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2471751/Dog-lost-Yorkshire-Dales-stretchered-safety.html

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**Laikipia** Wed Oct 23, 2013 8:33 am

Poor little thing, he is all skin and bones and one very lucky dog to have been found. I hope the owners don't turn up they don't deserve such a lovely dog, he deserves a caring owner.

Lai

**littlewid** Wed Oct 23, 2013 9:25 pm

Lai you are right, it would be better if his owners dont come forward, they left him there and it also said they thought he had been used for rabbiting, so maybe thats the only use he was to his owners, so yes they dont deserve him and especially not a dog with so much resolve to survive for that length of time. Not sure what got into my head yesterday, maybe it was the pitiful picture and the elation he had been found but on looking back at it, he is better off with new owners.

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**whitestarling** Wed Oct 23, 2013 10:30 pm

I think its more than likely he's just been used for rabbiting, and the owner could'nt have cared about what happened to him, becuase he did'nt have a collar with any identification. It's brilliant that he was spooted, and saved fingers x he finds a lovely home

WS

**Doogs** Wed Oct 23, 2013 11:29 pm

Oh my word that definitely puts meaning to the phrase 'skin & bone', poor wee toot Crying or Very sad

What a gorgeous face Wufra has got and how wonderful to hear that he is doing well with the love, care, food & attention he is getting. I also agree that the owners don't deserve to have him back