Liseth Silvia Montilla Coa

[Best in Dogs @BestinDogs]

My dogs came into my life when the doctor told me I had cancer. I went and adopted two long time shelter dogs who had thought no one would ever love them.

I went to the shelter and saw Rich first in the back of the kennel like his life was over I adopted him. Then I saw Ronny and he came up to me and licked my hand. I adopted him.

I felt like I needed companions during this time of pain and unknown. I didn't know what was going to happen but I know I needed love to always surround me and that's what I found in Rich and Ronn .

I needed to laugh and they make me laugh all the time. I needed to cry and they gave me a soft place to do it. I needed a friend and they gave me a paw. I beat cancer and I owe them everything for giving me all the love and compassion I could ever need.

I love you guys you are my everthing ❤🙏

[Liseth Silvia Montilla Coa @CoaLiseth]

@MottaQuino70415 El perro

[Liseth Silvia Montilla Coa @CoaLiseth]

@Chaplin3195 Toro

[Liseth Silvia Montilla Coa @CoaLiseth]

@MottaQuino70415 Romina

[Liseth Silvia Montilla Coa @CoaLiseth]

@AlbertoRodNews Y para @dcabellor, se le cagaron en la cara también no solo se le llevaron a maduro sino que tuvo que firmar un acuerdo con los 🇺🇸 y ser muy obediente con los gringos, menos mal que los vende patria eran otros, jajajaja, que risa dan estos carajos, de rodillas ante Trump.

[DE GOLDSMITH🪙🪙🪙⭐ ⭐⭐ @vickervics9]

The house next door got foreclosed six weeks ago. I watched the family load up a truck and drive off without looking back. What they didn't take with them? Two dogs. That first night I heard it over the fence. Not barking. Just this low, broken sound. When I looked over, they were curled up together in an empty backyard. No food. No water. Just a plastic kiddie pool full of rainwater keeping them alive. I called animal control. Five to seven days, they said. These dogs didn't have that long. So I climbed the fence myself. The female lifted her head, still proud, but she didn't trust me — and honestly, why would she. The male just dragged himself over and collapsed at my feet. A neighbor saw the whole thing, ran over with blankets, called his vet, stayed with us for hours. The vet said another day or two and they wouldn't have made it. Now they're in my backseat, wrapped in blankets, refusing to eat unless they can see each other. I told myself it was temporary. It's not anymore. Whoever left them — they're safe now. Not because of you. In spite of you.

[Liseth Silvia Montilla Coa @CoaLiseth]

@NormisOzuna Al perrito sin duda alguna

[NOMO🙏✝️AlServicioDeDios @voxsincomplejo]

Amén 🙏✝️

[Liseth Silvia Montilla Coa @CoaLiseth]

@voxsincomplejo Amén

[Shireen Farah Artist 🇬🇧 @ShireenArtist]

My dog died in an accident yesterday.💔🐶
Today,I picked up my pencil and painted him on canvas because I couldn’t bear the thought of losing his memory too.😭
I posted it on X hoping someone would understand what this meant to me…but it got 0 likes and 0 retweets.
Honestly,it hurts.💔
Maybe if I posted something inappropriate,I’d get 200+ likes in 30 minutes.Why does a dog’s memory get so little attention?🥺🐾
If you’ve lost a dog too and want a portrait to remember them by,details are in my bio.❤️

[Liseth Silvia Montilla Coa @CoaLiseth]

@joseAng83394176 Si

[jose Angel @joseAng83394176]

Siiiiii

[Liseth Silvia Montilla Coa @CoaLiseth]

@Gabriel_Cas_Cer Pues es y será siempre muy hermosa

[Liseth Silvia Montilla Coa @CoaLiseth]

@ramonrr4864 Tentáculo

[Liseth Silvia Montilla Coa @CoaLiseth]

@duquesa_1712 Piedra.

[Beauty of music and nature 🌺🌺 @Axaxia88]

Sena - The dog who was nothing but skin and bones, and the power of the will to live 💓✨

I still cannot forget the first image of Sena. A tiny female dog, reduced to nothing but skin and bones, with almost nothing left on her body. She was found in a rural area of Thailand just two days before New Year’s Eve. No one could understand how she was still breathing.

When Beth and her boyfriend received Sena from the veterinary clinic, they had prepared themselves mentally, yet they were still shocked. They thought she would only survive a few more days. Beth even asked herself: “Am I being cruel by trying to keep her alive?”

The first hours were filled with tears. Then, a few days later, a miracle happened. Sena’s tail started wagging. Just a small wag, but it was enough for Beth to understand: she wanted to live. She was fighting.

After only one week, her fur began to grow back. Sena grew stronger day by day, more playful, learning to ask for belly rubs, running to the sofa and wagging her tail nonstop. From a creature that had nearly given up, she became a fluffy dog with bright eyes and full of life.

What struck me most was not only the physical transformation. It was the way such a fragile being still held on to such a fierce will to live. In the animal world, this is not rare. Many animals that are abandoned, starved, or severely injured still try to survive until the very last moment. They do not complain. They do not give up easily. All they need is one small chance: a meal, a shelter, a gentle hand, to begin again.

Sena is the clearest proof. When she received proper care and genuine love, her body recovered at an astonishing speed. Love and attention do not only heal physical wounds; they also awaken the desire to live within.

Beth said she would do it all over again in a heartbeat, no matter how painful the process was. Looking at Sena today, with her thick fur, bright eyes, happy and trusting, I understand why. Because sometimes, saving a life is not only about pulling it back from death. It is about giving it back the right to truly live: to run, to wag its tail, to be loved without fear.

Sena is not just a rescued dog. She is a reminder that in the animal world, the will to live is always stronger than we imagine. And all it takes is one person willing to stop, to open their heart, for a living being that seemed beyond hope to start over once more ❤️

[Wolf 🐺 @PsyGuy007]

🍀 🇮🇹 Il s’appelle Marley. Né aveugle dans un élevage italien, il devait être euthanasié. Mais grâce à l’amour de Carlotta et Marco, qui l’ont adopté, son destin a basculé.

Aujourd’hui, ce berger allemand est le premier chien aveugle d’Italie à avoir obtenu le brevet de recherche de personnes disparues.

Avec son flair exceptionnel, il travaille pour la Protection civile et sauve des vies humaines.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

Un ❤️ pour Marley‼️

[NOMO🙏✝️AlServicioDeDios @voxsincomplejo]

ES HORA DE APOYAR A SCARLETT . ESTAMOS DE ACUERDO CON ELLA EVITEMOS QUE NUESTROS NIÑOS SEAN CONFUNDIDOS POR EL ANTICRISTO ....GLORIA A DIOS.
🖐️🖐️🖐️🖐️🖐️🖐️

[Liseth Silvia Montilla Coa @CoaLiseth]

@pinupseniorgirl Yo veo que estoy jodida de los hemisferios, porque veo un hipopótamo jajajaja🤣🤣😝😝😜

[Bal @valentina1177]

Prohibido ⛔️ OLVIDAR sin tener memoria corta Son CRIMINALES