Awful story with a happy ending

[tony & spud]

I have just returned from Greece. On the National News I saw pictures of a dog named Leo. He had been attacked by persons unknown with battery acid and left to die.
He was rushed to a Vetinery Hospital in Athens but was not expected to survive.
See the link below for the video of his amazing recovery......

http://www.choice4.tv/site/site/videopl ... lv/408.flv

[Perivleptos]

if you can stand it...follow the links to see his first condition
http://bp0.blogger.com/_BCsaeWGNwNI/SH8 ... C00615.JPG
http://bp0.blogger.com/_BCsaeWGNwNI/SH8 ... C00618.JPG

[jenny6165]

The video worked, but the links dont work!

That is so sad (about the dog, not the links).
I still find it quite strange that despite the fact that they are helping this dog to recover, they still refer to him as 'it'. Or is that just bad translating?

[tony & spud]

Jenny,

Could well be because in Greek they use He/She and 'It' ( like French) and therefore all dogs may be referred to as 'It' regardless of gender.... Kostas can u help!!!?

tony

[Perivleptos]

Yes, Jenny. Tony is right.We use it..it is a dog...not he is a dog


About Leo, there is a reward 1000euro for info about the "human- beast".
http://troktiko.blogspot.com/2008/07/1000.html

[Perivleptos]

Leo is back!!!!
http://www.choice4.tv/site/site/videopl ... lv/423.flv

[tony & spud]

Hiya Kostas.....just back from 2 weeks in Poros....I hear Leo has a new home with a Showbiz family!!!
Tony