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Bilston dog stabbed and tied to lamppost finally gets his happy ending

Stabbed, bleeding and tied to a lamppost in freezing temperatures, Comet’s rescuer feared he would die.
After emergency treatment and months of care, the mastiff cross has found a loving home, his own favourite chair and a family who say he has learned to trust again.

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00:00A dog found stabbed and tied to a lamppost in freezing temperatures is now loving his new life with an
00:06adoptive family.
00:08Comet, a Mastiff cross, was discovered bleeding in Bilston in December 2024.
00:14The RSPCA says he had three wounds and was restrained by a lead attached to a prong collar.
00:20Rescuers rushed him to Birmingham Animal Hospital for pain relief, antibiotics and treatment.
00:26After recovering, Comet was adopted by a couple who say he cuddled up on his first night and quickly learned
00:33to trust them.
00:33He now often relaxes in an office chair bought especially for him.
00:38Following an RSPCA prosecution, a man was disqualified from keeping animals for life.
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