00:02They were completely skin and bones, so the dodo reached out to learn how we save their lives.
00:10We got to the location and these dogs, they're in a terrible condition.
00:15Hey babies, what is your name?
00:20These really skinny emaciated dogs were living in these wooden crates.
00:25The other dog, he was still on a chain, was patchy.
00:29And so friendly.
00:31I thought you loved me.
00:34So we just unchain them and I made sure we took those chains and actually threw them away.
00:42They need people who will let them heal and help them through.
00:45We need names for you, don't we?
00:48So we popped them into the clinic.
00:50Dom was super friendly and sweet from the beginning.
00:54And then Tom was more skittish.
00:57Their blood count was very, very low.
00:59The boys stayed in the clinic for two weeks.
01:03What are you doing, Tom?
01:04And then we moved to the centre.
01:08And they had their own private bedroom.
01:12Look at those beautiful eyes.
01:15It's okay.
01:16The team worked around the clock to help these boys.
01:19You're super friendly.
01:20You're super friendly.
01:21They stabilized, which is a miracle.
01:24Come on, Dom and Dom!
01:25The two of them were like any siblings.
01:28Go, Dom!
01:29Go, Dom!
01:30Tom would sit back and watch what Dom did.
01:34And he would learn from his brother.
01:36And he is so cheeky now.
01:38He is the funniest, Dom.
01:40Run, Dom!
01:41Get it running, Dom!
01:43He's just darling.
01:45You're very good!
01:47They both are.
01:50Who's that, Dom?
01:52After sniffing?
01:54These guys are just walking heartbeats.
01:56So I hope that they find people that will adore them as much as they will adore their people.
02:04Kindness, tenderness, unconditional love that's going to be reciprocated tenfold.
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