Six puppies found abandoned in a cardboard box with multiple health issues are on the mend and ready for rehoming.
The six spaniel cross puppies were taken in by Jerry Green Dog Rescue after being found by the Norfolk dog warden in the Beccles area.
They were malnourished, covered in sores and suffering from severe sarcoptic mange which caused them to lose lots of fur.
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Staff at the centre named the brave pooches after popular cartoon characters Eeyore, Piglet, Shrek, Fiona, Wallace and Gromit.
Now, just one day after a rehoming appeal was posted to social media, all six puppies have been reserved for adoption.
Jo Hickson, centre manager at Jerry Green Dog Rescue South Lincolnshire, said: "These six adorable pups have unfortunately had a tough start to life.
"They’re receiving ongoing care and treatment, including multiple soothing baths that have helped relieve their pink, irritated skin.
"While their bodies are still missing patches of fur, they’re improving every day and we’re confident with ongoing treatment and care they will become the dogs they were always meant to be.
"Amazingly after being so malnourished, they’re slowly regaining their strength and their playful puppy spirits are shining through."
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