It’s heartb.r ℮aking that he had to live with that t.u ḿor for so long.
Exalux was found c.h αined outside with a massive t.u ḿor growing from his body.
It had become so large that he could barely walk.
The weight of it twisted his body to one side, forcing him to struggle with every step.
Some neighbors and passersby noticed his condition and reported it.
But the local police did nothing until the case went viral online.
We went to the owner’s yard and paid $150 to take him away and finally give him a chance.
He had been c.h αined outside with a long, heavy chain for so long.
The owner claimed he had lost the key, so we had to use bolt cutters to set him free.
That moment of cutting the chain felt like the beginning of his new life.
You can only imagine how much he had been carrying, not just physically but emotionally.
Despite everything he had endured, Exalux still had an appetite and a gentle, trusting nature.
He never showed aggression—only quiet patience.
But we needed to run further tests on his belly to understand the full extent of the damage.
“It’s okay, boy. We will fight with you.”
Exalux had his first X-ray, and the results confirmed he would need s.u ŕgery the following week.
Watching Exalux take his first walk in freedom broke our hearts.
Even in p.a ìn, he seemed to feel that something had finally changed.
We gave him intensive care every single day, hoping he would grow strong enough for s.u ŕgery.
After 11 days of treatment and careful monitoring, Exalux was finally ready.
It was a complicated o.p ℮ration, and we were deeply worried.
The risk was high, but doing nothing was not an option.
Thankfully, the s.u ŕgery went very well.
Now Exalux has begun his recovery journey.
He is slowly regaining his strength and his appetite.
Every small improvement feels like a victory.
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