Blind and deaf Morris's severely matted fur was mistaken for rags by a rescuer, the RSPCA says
The RSPCA said a walker thought Morris, a shih tzu, was a "pile of rags" when they found the "poor pet"
The RSPCA said a walker thought Morris, a shih tzu, was a "pile of rags" when they found the poor pet in Ashton-under-Lyne, Tameside, on 25 March.Josephine Newhall, who took Morris in, said she was "glad he has the happy ending he deserves". The vet contacted the RSPCA and Morris was rushed the charity's Greater Manchester Animal Hospital for emergency treatment.
"Once they could see his face, they realised he was also blind in one eye and the other had so many cataracts he needed an operation and they were unable to save his sight."Ms Newhall said Morris was "a beautiful little dog and enjoys snuggling up to me on the settee"
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