Families often acquire canines from breeders expecting that they'll get a puppy with good genes and in the prime of health; they pay for the knowledge that the dog is a bona fide purebred rather than taking their chances with a rescued animal from a shelter, with potential health risks attached.
When one family adopted a special-needs bulldog puppy from a breeder who refused to take the dog back, though, a kindhearted veterinarian stepped in—and provided him with the kind of home he truly deserved.
