[QUOTE]Surely many will remember the documentary about Chinese orphanages TVE issued in 1995 and won numerous awards. It was shocking to see these starving girls tied to beds. The protagonist was a creature called MING MEI (unnamed in Chinese), because that was the name that came to mind upon seeing this dog skeleton in the cage where were starving.
MING MEI is a Shar Pei, seems like anything but. Whoever said I was going to take her to the pound, and when I went to see it and take pictures I never thought I would find an animal in this state. As you can see is a skeleton, I do not pass the 10 kilos, normal weight when the race is between 18 and 29 kilos. We could not leave her there while because any day would dawn reproduced them dead in the cage surrounded by her own excrement, as was, or end up at the pound where she would kill on sight .... We brought her to the shelter, though long since we have no room for more and it's not the best place for a dog in this state. The grounds have a very small but at least have food, is clean, has a warm bed and all the love we can offer. The dog, despite its thinness, is active, and eats fast food. When the other dogs around where she is, barking, MING MEI incorporates its recent discovery (a bed!!) And the tail moves them without uttering a bark. Please a foster home for her, where they can take care of her as she deserves, and help it recover from the terrible state of thinness found. Right now we can not give analytical until it recovers a little, it would be an ordeal to find a vein to draw blood. We also need financial help to get her to go and to do a thorough examination, and I also buy cans energy and vitamins because surely need.
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Breed: Shar Pei Cross
Weight (kg): 10
Month: January
Year: 2011
Size: Medium

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