A stray dog who lost her limbs in an accident has managed to find a home in London.

The stray female was run over by a train near Faridabad in northern India on October 18, 2019.

Railway policeman Chanderpal saw her bleeding profusely and brought her to the People For Animals Trust, an animal welfare organisation in Faridabad.

The dog had lost her front limbs and suffered a serious fracture in one of her hind legs.

She was in trauma and wounded so badly the vets felt she may succumb to her injuries.

But Rocky fought back and made a remarkable recovery over the next four months, though her front limbs had to be amputated.

Dubey tried to find a home in India for Rocky, as she was eventually called. "She is badly disabled and needs special care, no one was willing to adopt her here," says Dubey.

Impressed by her fighting spirit, Dubey made a two minute documentary on Rocky and put that on social media.

Wild At Heart Foundation, an animal welfare organisation based in London, was moved by Rocky’s story and managed to find her a home in England. On November 18, Rocky was loaded in a cage on a KLM flight and left for her new home in London.

Dubey also made a pair of prosthetic legs for Rocky. “She is struggling with them and needs more training to learn to use them,” he said.

A stray dog who lost her limbs in a terrible accident has managed to find a home in distant London.

The stray female was run over by a train near Faridabad in northern India on October 18, 2019.

Chanderpal, a railway policeman, saw her bleeding profusely and brought her to Ravi Dubey and Naveen Chauhan of People For Animals Trust, Faridabad, an animal welfare organisation.

The dog had lost her front limbs and suffered a serious fracture in one of the hind legs. She was in trauma and so badly wounded Dubey and Dr. Mahesh Verma and Dr tapesh Mathur, the vets he consulted, felt she may succumb to her injuries.

But Rocky fought back and made a remarkable recovery over the next four months, though her front limbs had to be amputated.

Dubey tried to find a home in India for Rocky, as she was eventually called. “She is badly disabled and needs special care, no one was willing to adopt her here,” says Dubey.

Impressed by her fighting spirit, Dubey made a two minute documentary on Rocky and put that on social media.

Wild At Heart Foundation, an animal welfare organisation based in London, was moved by Rocky’s story and managed to find her a home in England. On November 18, Rocky was loaded in a cage on a KLM flight and left for her new home in London.

Dubey also made a pair of prosthetic legs for Rocky. “She is struggling with them and needs more training to learn to use them,” he said.