She begs them to look at her heart since everyone is afraid of her and no one wants to adopt her.

 We are all aware of our imperfections. Puppies may be born with physical limitations and deformities that cause them to be despised by others and may even result in rejection and fear.

But really, who can blame these cute creatures for having a disability from birth? Are they less deserving because of this, or do they not deserve a life of respect and love?

It is awful that people's perceptions of animals, like people, are so strongly influenced by their outward appearance. As in the example of a dog, whose physiognomy might elicit aversion without considering the beautiful sensations that that twisted face conceals.

I wish there were no biases and that people could learn to love and value individuals for who they are, regardless of their situation. However, people who are regarded unusual for violating customary patterns are frequently rejected in the most unjust manner.

Everyone who sees her flees, denying her the opportunity she deserves.

Bethany is an eight-month-old Labrador retriever. She was born with birth problems that damaged a major portion of her small face.

Since she came into the world after being rescued from Ukraine's streets, nothing for her has been easy.

She needs a loving home more than anything.

She has become used to people avoiding her because they think she has something infectious when they see her.

His nose is entirely turned to the right side of his face, his eyesight is turned the opposite way, his teeth are fully exposed, and he has a deviated eye.

They believe she is ill or aggressive when they first meet her, yet nothing could be farther from the truth.

Due of her outward appearance, Bethany has spent a considerable amount of time in the Safe Rescue for Dogs shelter in England and has had trouble finding a home.

In this realm of looks, Bethany had the unfortunate good fortune of being born unattractive.

According to a shelter representative, "She is an amazing dog: she is healthy, sociable, cheerful, obedient, and loves children.

She is approached by a potential adoptive family, who observes her and decides not to take her with them.

But Bethany, who never loses hope, thinks she'll meet someone who would accept her shortcomings and value the many positive qualities she has, giving her a chance to settle down.

She wants at least one person to stumble across the brightness that hides her heart.

One of the volunteers looking after Bethany stated, "There's nothing wrong with Bethany; she doesn't even snore as she sleeps."

People disagree with the staff's assessment of the dog because they have firsthand knowledge of it, but if they assure you that there is no risk in adopting Bethany, it is because they are telling the truth.

"People wonder if we're sure we're doing the right thing, and how we know." We've taken her to the vet multiple times, so we know she's okay.

"If she was so sick, they would have euthanized her because that's her job," shelter staff said. She's the most beautiful dog I've ever met, however, so she's really awesome.

Many individuals just look for dogs to display them in photos they share on social media, allowing others to admire their beauty. Without considering that the tiny animals that have been through terrible conditions in their life are the ones who require the greatest love and care.

The people who look after Bethany are aware of how she is, but they never lose hope that she will be adopted by a kindhearted person who would treat her with the compassion she deserves as a member of a family.

She is lovely and deserves a family who loves her; I hope to God that she will be even happier and that she will have a family that loves her and protects her from everything, one Internet user said. "If I lived in that country, I would not hesitate to adopt her; she is beautiful and needs a family who loves her," the user said.

Have patience, little one; the person who can see through your haze and who can appreciate your generous heart will come soon. Never allow outward appearances distract you from doing what is truly worthwhile.