Betta Fish Who Wouldn't Eat Or Swim Is Completely Transformed | The Dodo Faith = Restored

This little betta fish had given up on life until someone stepped in to save him, he grew a tail and turned the prettiest color. Watch him swim happily in his new tank.

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[eightosaurusspelunk]

Bringing a fish back around is NOT an easy thing to do. This really is a miraculous feat.

[allopez]

This young lady has parents that should be extremely proud of her. What a wonderful person.

[SHARKASTC]

I can't believe she brought him back from his extremely deteriorated state. It's amazing what a little knowledge and love can do :)

[debo]

"Sometimes things need time and care to be beautiful"! What a poignant statement! God bless her and all her cute little scaly rescues.

[justinlm]

I’ve never heard of someone rescuing fish. That goes above and beyond something special.

[dannyearley]

When she said she’d saved about 80 fish and showing some of the before and after photos I got a little choked up, what a wonderful human.

[Theomite]

This woman needs to teach courses in fish rescue and rehabilitation. Imagine how many could be saved with her training.

[TheButterflySoulfire]

“Sometimes things need time and care to be beautiful.”

[MrPandatheSheepadoodle]

Wooow, you literally nursed him back to good health and quality of life! He’s now a strong and gorgeous fish! Thank you for taking him in even when he appeared to be in his final days 🙏🐠❤️🐼

[rioclo]

The transformation is just healing. Her patience and resilience. And we all have something to learn from the young lady.

[randmayfield]

I am a degreed fisheries biologist and can tell you I've never seen anything like this. That is one unusually resilient fish. I am glad he recovered...KUDOS to you.

[stacesendra]

This breaks my heart. As someone who is soon getting bettas, it makes me so sad seeing these betta fish in such bad conditions. Good work, this woman is so kind ❤️

[Addwater]

It's just sad to realise how most people don't really consider fish like real pets and don't take the time to learn what's best for them. Thanks for what you did!

[BankruptMonkey]

My local shelter even has abandoned fish you can truly rescue with adoption, I'm so happy more and more people are treating fish as real living beings and not just decor

[mommysina]

"Sometimes things need time and care to be beautiful..." This young lady understands life completely. So many people could be healed on so many levels if they take this advice.

[oliviabjerger]

I love how she describes the fishy personality and that she spends time with him 🥺

[ritebeararms]

I've never seen someone care to bring a fish that far gone, back! Kinda spurs on some hope for this world. Thanks, kiddo.

[urbanesoul]

"Sometimes things need time & care to be beautiful."
A wise observation that many people never seem to realize. Or they'll admit the time portion while ignoring the care needed. It's nice to see her putting her skills to good use helping someone or something. A very wholesome video!

[Sunstar]

Dodo showcasing fish recovery is amazing. All creatures are precious.

[carmenvilchez]

When most of people don’t even pay attention to a sick or dying creature, this kind lady was able to bring the fish back to health with love and care. An angel to little fishes🙏