Remember The Vet Who Sat Inside A Kennel So A Dog Would Eat? See Them One Year Later!

by pawbuzz on in Dogs 202

Dr. Andy Mathis became media famous one year ago when he did something pretty amazing. A sweet but timid homeless Pit Bull, named Graycie, was brought into his clinic. She was refusing to come out from the corner of her cage, and she had not eaten a bite of food.

So, Dr. Mathis went inside her cage with his food and ate next to her until she felt comfortable enough to eat. And… it worked!

The video went viral for good reason! We often see rescuers and their sympathy but we don’t often see what happens next. We also don’t have the chance to honor all the veterinarians and their hard work that so many do on a volunteer basis.

Being in a strange place with strange people can be so overwhelming but Dr. Mathis made it his mission to help Graycie. Their bond was one that the media loved, for sure, but it was also completely genuine. Dr. Mathis adopted Graycie and they haven’t been apart since!

Now, the heroic doctor and his sidekick celebrate their one year anniversary in a very special way! And it’s totally “awwww” worthy!

Check out the video on the next page to see their sweet one year anniversary celebration!

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202 thoughts on “Remember The Vet Who Sat Inside A Kennel So A Dog Would Eat? See Them One Year Later!”

  8. Denise Platt

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    Sooo heart warming. Not many people r willing to give their hearts and time to save a precious animal. this man is an amazing man and hero. I would do the same in his shoes. I have saved many animals and its always worth the time in the end. Hope u too have a great life 🙂 🙂

  10. Margaret Bossong

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    Bless you Dr Mathis for adopting Gracie and giving her a forever loving home and a fancy anniversary dinner, but may I ask is she always kept in the cage or was it just for the purpose of the video???

  23. Elaine RentonKinkade

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    What a wonderful vet ! Who shows true compassion to this dog ! I salute Andy he truly is an inspiration to all vets and dog lovers ,
    Pity your not practicing in Australia I assume we have similar vets here of your calibre Andy ?
    God bless you.
    Elaine

  34. Brigitte Hoinville

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    This man is awesome..I had a wonderful vet a few years back (moved far away so my dog no longer has that vet) that would roll around on the ground with my dog, play with her, call her his friend, call her “beautiful” and was just truly the perfect person to be a vet. I luv stories like these <3

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