Before and after: heartbreaking examples of the reincarnation of dogs who have found loving owners

Looking at these pictures, you experience mixed feelings: sympathy for the unfortunate homeless animals and anger at the people who were cruel to them, but at the same time admiration for their new owners and joy that everything turned out well in the end.

This dog was starving and couldn't get up — but that's how he changed after seven weeks of living with his owners.

This puppy was rescued from the fire, but two-thirds of the surface of his body, including the pads of his paws, were covered with burns. The firefighter who sheltered him turned his new friend into a colleague.

There is three months difference between the photos.

This dog suffered from scabies.

This pit bull, in addition to scabies, also had an eye infection.

Previously, the dog was not given into the hands of people, and now he caresses himself and demands that his stomach be scratched.

Miley was found in a pile of garbage, she was injured and could barely walk — but she found a home and recovered.

The couple saw a photo of a three-month-old dog with demodecosis and pneumonia on Facebook and decided to take her away from the shelter. 2.5 months have passed — and it's like a completely different puppy.

This dog was found on the streets of Montreal in such a terrible state that it was hard to believe that it was a living creature at all.

Kelsey was dying of hunger, and her fur was infested with parasites, but the dog was lucky to meet a kind man who put her in the car and took her home.

While the dog lived on the street, he ate twigs and stones.

When Hudson was a puppy, he was set on fire and other dogs were set on him. Now it's all over: he has a home and loving owners.

There is a year difference between the pictures.

Two months later, the dog has not yet fully recovered, but already looks much better.

Kenzie the Cocker Spaniel was taken to a Texas shelter by owners who mistreated her.

The puppy got into a barrel with hot tar and would have died if a compassionate passerby hadn't found him. It took three hours to wipe the wool from the resin.

This two-year-old dog got rid of a kilogram of dirty wool and is ready for a new life.

The emaciated skeletons, covered with skin, turned into healthy and contented dogs.

The dog Dozer was wounded by a shot. One of the veterinary technicians wanted to take him in — and now they are happy together.

The name of this dog is Hope, and in her case it came true.