When Mau was discovered in a cemetery, he was just a young toddler, approximately two years of age. Fortunately, a kind-hearted individual stumbled upon him and noticed his dire state – he was severely malnourished, drained of energy, and dehydrated. His breathing was so feeble that he lay helplessly on the side of the road. Though many people passed by, nobody bothered to lend a helping hand or even inquire about his condition. However, this compassionate soul couldn’t help but shed tears upon seeing Mau’s pitiful condition and felt terrible for his tragic fate. In an effort to rescue the poor child, he quickly whisked him away from the site. Unfortunately, all the veterinary clinics were closed due to the holiday, so he had to bring Mau home with him.
The guy attempted to feed his pet, but unfortunately, Mau didn’t show any interest in eating. Instead, he just sat quietly in a corner looking sad. The following morning at 8:00 a.m., he took Mau to the animal hospital for a check-up.
The specialist immediately recommended an MRI scan for him due to suspected spinal issues. However, the results were shocking as he was found to be carrying not one but two bullets – one in his chest and the other lodged in the middle of his spine – much to the surprise of the vets.
The condition of being inside Mau’s body had persisted for a significant period, making it a challenging situation to address. The indicators for the liver, kidneys, and digestive system were all alarmingly low, and there were no signs of infection. The situation was excruciatingly difficult for those who struggled to manage their daily lives.
As Mau waited for the doctor to figure out how to remove the bullet, he slowly began to recover. However, his recovery was not complete and he tragically lost the ability to walk. Despite this devastating outcome, the fact that Mau survived is what truly matters.
Our gentle and serene son has been discharged from the hospital. The medical professionals declined to remove the bullet as they deemed the risk of surgical complications to be exceedingly high.
