It is a great pain for every true dog lover and every good person to see a poor dog on the street fending for itself. Unfortunately, bad people are most often responsible for such a situation, and that breaks the heart even more.

Human cruelty sometimes really has no limits, and this is best shown by the examples of traumatized dogs who were abused in the past by those they trusted the most.

Sadly, there are many examples, and the latest one is particularly disturbing and even more heartbreaking. When you see the facial expression of this dog that has experienced numerous abuses in the past, everything becomes clear.

The Cocker Spaniel named Rosie, her mother Jessie, and her seven siblings came to the WNRSPCA charity via the inspectorate.

According to that same charity, these poor dogs were saved from a life of unimaginable pain. Although they do not know the details, they are sure that the level of cruelty toward these canines was very high.

“As you can imagine it wasn’t a good situation,” Center manager Emily Cole told Newsweek. “They had no socialization, training and they were not house trained either. They came into us via an RSPCA inspector and all nine were truly terrified of people and the outside world.”

All the dogs were in very bad condition, both physically and mentally, when they first arrived, but one dog named Rosie was, by far, the worst.

“Every dog was terrified, dirty, flea ridden and skinny,” the charity said. “But poor little Rosie was by far the most terrified, she would scream and soil herself in terror when anyone approached.”

Such scenes truly broke Emily’s heart and brought her to the verge of tears. However, this also motivated her even more to do everything to ensure a brighter future for Rosie and her family.

According to research by Applied Animal Behavior Science, just 15 minutes of one-on-one petting is enough to improve a shelter dog’s well-being.

Emily knew this very well, and that’s why she dedicated herself to this canine family, especially to poor little Rosie. The immense love and care this good woman devoted to these dogs quickly paid off.

“With lots of love and slow interactions and careful handling, they have all shown huge signs of improvement,” Emily said. “With Rosie and her mother Jessie being one of the best transformations I’ve seen in my 14 years of rescue.”

there because Rosie and her mom, Jessie, soon met their happiest ending. They replaced a life full of fear and pain with a life in a warm home with a family that will not shower them with immense pain but with unlimited love.

After everything they went through, it was the only possible ending for these suffering dogs.