It's a dog's NEW life: Heartwarming video records how Fiona the blind dog was rescued from a trash dump and adopted

Completely blind in both eyes, Fiona was found covered in filth with her fur matted and flea infested cowering in the corner of a trash dump.

The tiny terrified dog had frozen and urinated in fear as she was approached by Eldad and Audrey Hagar.



Unknown to the traumatized animal the married couple had come to her rescue. They captured her tragic story and amazing transformation in a heart-wrenching video.



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Helpless: Completely blind in both eyes, Fiona was found covered in filth with her fur matted and flea infested cowering in the corner of a trash dump

The tiny terrified dog had frozen and urinated in fear as she was approached by Eldad and Audrey Hagar

The couple quickly realized that the tiny terrified dog was completely blind in both eyes and let her smell them

The Hagars had scooped up the white dog who was still so frightened she urinated again, and again when they took her to the car and back to the house where she was confronted with their friend pack of dogs.



The couple immediately began cleaning up the dog, who they had named Fiona on the drive back to their West Los Angeles home.

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Fiona's fur was so severely matted with the worst flea infestation the couple had seen in all their years of rescuing dogs they had to shave it all off

The couple immediately began cleaning up the dog, who they had named Fiona on the drive back to their West Los Angeles home

The touching video shows tragic Fiona's gradual transformation as she enjoys being showered with affection

Her fur was severely matted with the worst flea infestation the couple had seen in all their years of rescuing dogs they had to shave it all off.

The video shows tragic Fiona's gradual transformation as she enjoys being showered with affection.

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A vet confirmed that she was 100 per cent blind in both eyes but was able to restore sight in one of her eyes by implanting a new lens

The footage captures the heart-warming moment that Fiona is able to see again and shows her wagging her scrappy tail with excitement

The video captures Fiona's tragic story and amazing transformation into a happy healthy dog

The Hagars, who together form Hope for Paws rescue where they take it upon themselves to pick up animals in danger, took Fiona to see a vet.



It was confirmed that she was 100 per cent blind in both eyes but the vet was able to restore sight in one of her eyes by implanting a new lens.

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After Fiona recovered from her procedure, she was adopted by Chris and Michele Gentry who now consider her a part of the family, pictured

The footage captures the heart-warming moment that Fiona is able to see again and shows her wagging her scrappy tail with excitement.



After Fiona recovered from her procedure, she was adopted by Chris and Michele Gentry who now consider her a part of the family.

Hope for Paws rescue dogs and other animals who are suffering on the streets and in the shelters.



The Hagars foster the animals in their home, cage free, until they can find them permanent, loving families.

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