Corks is a cheerful puppy who radiates joy to everyone around him, so it’s difficult to imagine he’s gone through some difficult times. Corks’ current happy existence is because to a rescue organization that, along with a bunch of other compassionate people, decided to give him a second chance.

He was spotted wandering the streets late last year with severe paw injuries. According to the vets, he may have been hit by a car.

Corks was bandaged and sent to a shelter, but although his physical wounds healed, his mental scars were showing, and his days there were numbered.

The rescue organization Dogs Without Borders saved his life before they could put him down.

The organization’s staff wrote:

“He was ready to be euthanized at the shelter.” He’d lost trust in humans ».

Corks’ health gradually improved, but he needed more time to restore his confidence in social circumstances.

Fortunately, the puppy found a foster home a few months later with Brooke Wilson, who had heard his tale and couldn’t help but aid him by participating in this second opportunity that life had given him.

Corks could tell Wilson wasn’t used to being handled with respect when she arrived at his house.

Wilson, who talked with The Dodo, stated that

“In the first week, he hissed at me, my housemates, and practically everyone he met.” He took a long time to believe.”

Things gradually and lovingly began to improve for Corks, and the miserable little dog began to regain his confidence in mankind.

At first, he refused to let anybody touch him, but he’s evolved to tolerate hugs, kisses, and even living with other dogs. This adorable pup is finally satisfied.

Things gradually and lovingly began to improve for Corks, and the miserable little dog began to regain his confidence in mankind.

At first, he refused to let anybody touch him, but he’s evolved to tolerate hugs, kisses, and even living with other dogs. This adorable pup is finally satisfied.