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Terrified Staffy with bleeding tumours thanks rescuer with a kiss

This video will give you hope for humanity.
YouTube / Hope For Paws - Official Rescue Channel

A terrified Staffordshire terrier with bleeding wounds was rescued from under a car and has had an amazing transformation.

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In a video posted on YouTube, a worker for the Hope for Paws foundation is responding to the news that a Staffy has been seen bleeding and scared, alone in the street. 

The man in the video finds the poor pup and tries to reach for her, but she shuffles as far away as she can, seeking refuge underneath a car. 

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Leesa was finally coaxed out from under the car. (Credit: YouTube / Hope For Paws – Official Rescue Channel)
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Climbing down with her, the man reassured the Staffy with pats and waits for her to relax. 

Gently slipping a leash around her neck, he coaxes her out from under the car and she snuggles into his lap.

Leesa gives her rescuer a hug
Once Leesa was relaxed she came in for a hug and more pats. (Credit: YouTube / Hope For Paws – Official Rescue Channel)

After a few minutes she lifts her head and gently licks her rescuer, who returns the affection with a gentle smooch on her cheek.

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Rescuer gives Leesa a kiss on the cheek.
After licking her rescuers face she let him give her a smooch. (Credit: YouTube / Hope For Paws – Official Rescue Channel)

The poor dog has bleeding sores low on her belly, which the video explains are ruptured mammary tumours which occur when dogs aren’t spayed.

Leesa had angry mammary masses.
Leesa’s wounds were ruptured mammary masses which occur when dogs aren’t spayed. (Credit: YouTube / Hope For Paws – Official Rescue Channel)

Named Leesa, the adorable black and white Staffy is taken to the vet where her tumours are removed and she is patched up and placed in foster care. 

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Her transformation is nothing short of miraculous!

Leesa happy in her foster home.
Leesa is now happy and healthy in a foster home, waiting to be adopted. (Credit: YouTube / Hope For Paws – Official Rescue Channel)

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