More than 50 rescued dogs found their forever homes

More than 50 dogs rescued from a Ukrainian dog farm have recovered and been placed in homes, the rescuers who saved them confirmed. The animals were found malnourished and matted, many of them sick, and most had never known a gentle hand. Krystina, one of the rescuers, and her team spent months helping the dogs learn to trust people and heal. Then the calls came in. Families who had read the dogs' stories started offering beds and backyards. Ed and Betsy went to new homes. So did Muffin, who now spends his days on soft blankets and seems to consider this a reasonable arrangement. The rescue was funded by donor contributions, which covered veterinary care, food and the slow work of rehabilitation. For many of the dogs, it was the first time anyone had stayed.