The breeder was floored to see Picasso’s “ offensive” face, and incontinently ditched him at a kill sanctum alongside Pablo. Although Picasso has no health problems, it is particularly obvious that a disgusting-looking canine like him will not be accepted. But the poor canine still hoped that someone would look past his disfigurement and accept his pure, loving heart.

Just when Picasso and Pablo were about to be put down due to their “ unadoptability,” a woman named Liesl Wilhardt came forward to deliver them! Liesl runs a small deliverance called “ Luvable Dog Rescue,” and is passionate toward helping tykes with disabilities.

Picasso and Pablo began to live in their new home with nine other rescuers. But just as they settled into their happy lives, Pablo suffered a brain aneurysm and passed down. This tragedy plunged Picasso into a state of depression for several months and made Liesl uneasy for her sad dog. Picasso plant his strength again in the form of his training as a remedy canine for the impaired. The canine turned out to be naturally blessed as a remedy canine. After getting his instrument, Picasso immersed himself into furnishing services to sad and impaired humans.

Momentum, Picasso has come a long way from his days as an abandoned pup. He planted his blood, lost loved ones, and rediscovered his life goal as a treatment dog. Picasso overcame every obstacle like a real survivor, and truly came to the flying lamp that illuminates people’s darkest days!