Sadly, Daisy's health was not in good condition when she went to the veterinarian. She had low blood pressure, high white cells, and diarrhea because of the current trauma. However, thanks to treatment Daisy became healthy once again rapidly and had the ability to begin fresh in the shelter within a couple of days.

Though Daisy was better physically, the emotional damage she endured still manifested itself around others. She was shy and taken out from both humans and animals alike. When she saw various other dogs playing, it only served to remind her of just how lost she felt. It would certainly be a very long time before mentally healed completely.

The workers were very patient with Daisy, letting her heal gradually and at her own speed. As time passed, she became less fearful and even began wagging her tail faintly. eventually, she recognized that she was risk-free and enjoyed, and embraced her second chance at life enthusiastically!

She now resides in her forever home, relaxed and contentment only a German canine could recognize. She loves spending time with her family and doggie siblings, flaunting how happy she is through beautiful smiles. If the people of the neighborhood where she was tied up years ago could see how serenely pleased she is currently, perhaps they would become more empathetic to strays in the future.