Phoebe’s story began over a year ago, when he was a homeless man. Whenever people saw him wandering the streets in search of food, their interest would pique. However, any useful resource quickly spread every time people looked more closely at Phoebe’s face. Luckily, there were some who were more than willing to look past his appearance and provide a little support.

The people at Skiatook Paws and Claws Animal Rescue in Oklahoma decided to rescue the poor fallen man after he lost his name. His expression didn’t matter to them and they promised to help him, just like any other dog.

When the rescue team found Phoenix, it was clear that he had once been someone’s pet. However, it was also clear from the past that, given the country he was in, his owner did nothing to ensure he received proper care.

When I found him, he wasn’t shy with people, but quite the opposite. It’s very clear that what was in the past has weakened his kindness. He has won the hearts of many on social media, and men have even made contributions to his growing scientific achievements.

Family veterinary medicine has been trying to help Phoebe in some ways. Part of how it has helped is that it has reduced the chances of Phoebe having an emotional disorder, which they are not sure of yet. But the overall accurate information is that Phoebe is doing much better now than when he first arrived. He has only gotten better every day. And there has been a lot of help from dog lovers in the neighborhood, including some offers of adoption.

While the rescue is ever grateful to the heartfelt people who expressed interest in adopting Phoebe, they should be able to provide justification so that people in the neighborhood know that if Phoebe ever does come up for adoption, it will take some time and the goal right now is to get him healthy.