Each animal has distinctive features that distinguish it from the rest and give it its own identity. All animals are beautiful in their own right.

Due to a large scar, his mother gave him at birth,  Newt, a  puppy, is known for having a “grumpy old man” expression on his face. He has completely lost the upper part of his nose since I bit his face when he was a cub.

Due to the high cost of his medical care, his first owners moved him to the New York Bully Crew Shelter in Texas, USA, but as one door closes, another opens. This is how Liesl Wildhart, who adopted  Newt, helps him find a new family.

Luvable  Dog Rescue and Animal Sanctuary, an adoption facility for rescued dogs, was founded by Liesl. The woman’s initial action was to change her  dog‘s name, which she did by changing Brute to  Newt. Then she brought the  dog with her to her home in Eugene, Oregon (United States) (USA).

She met Liesl Newt thanks to social media, and decided to adopt him the moment she laid eyes on him. His photos and videos have been posted on her Instagram account by them. It was there that I noticed it for the first time, and I thought it was cool. The businessman told Metro that I wanted to adopt  Newt, a  pet dog.

Picasso and Wacku, two of Newt’s canine brothers, used to live with Liesl. Moreover, he has an Instagram account where you may see pictures from his joint travels.

He initially found it difficult to adjust to the changes, but today he lives a full and fulfilling life with his owner and the other  puppies. He had his face undergone surgery that made him look like an amphibian and an “angry old man,” as he was affectionately referred to on social media.

He needs help with some things, like eating, but it’s not a problem because his owner is always there for him. He has a hard time getting food into his mouth, and you can’t let him eat too much at once because he’ll spit it out, according to Liesl, who told Metro. “I have to hand-feed everything he eats,” she said.

Both  Newt and his siblings suffer from facial deformities. Picasso’s face is disfigured, while Waco loses his nose. “Newt was a perfect fit with my  dog family, and we all got along right away. He’s very mobile and silly like a normal  puppy, but he’s also smart and considerate of other dogs,” said Liesel, who spoke to the same outlet.

When given a home, dogs love their lives to the fullest and “don’t feel sorry for themselves or think about what they’ve lost,”  Newt‘s owner stated in the interview.