AN abandoned greyhound that had to have a leg amputated after being involved in a road accident has been officially recognised for her battle back to good health.
Angel has been named as a finalist for 'Brave Pet of the Year' in the WAG (Willing And Giving) Awards.
But her recovery would not have been possible without the love and care of new owner Mathilda Harvey, who lives in Ledbury.
The three-legged former racer was brought to the county in great pain and suffering by Greyhound Rescue.
In nominating Angel, Mrs Harvey said: "She came to live with me and now, three years later, she has adapted wonderfully to life on three legs.
"She has conquered many different obstacles in her life, but bears no human any grudge. She shows only love and devotion and never asks for anything in return."
Angel now attends local fund-raising events for Greyhound Rescue standing for long periods of time to raise funds for less fortunate dogs.
A panel of leading veterinarians and celebrity judges will choose the Brave Pet of the Year. Angel is competing against three other dogs in the category.
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