They don’t always lead with their eyes or ears. Dogs who are deaf or blind often navigate the world through other senses, and their presence is shaped by how deeply they feel.

Just think for a moment how difficult their life is. Not being able to rely on the two of the most crucial senses is debilitating, and yet, they still smile all the time.

That’s how you know that a dog really wants to live his or her life, even though life can treat them horribly because of their disabilities.

When this kind woman from California heard about two blind and deaf dogs, she knew that they needed her help, so she quickly reacted.

At Least They Have Each Other

Fostering is never an easy task, especially when you are taking care of dogs with special needs. Kelly Sayer has been fostering for a long time

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