1. Rescue: Minibus (Xiaoba), a pug with a fractured right hind leg, was abandoned at a pet hospital. StarCare Animals' team adopted him.

2. Recovery: Adoption comes with responsibility. After two months of recovery, Minibus was able to walk slowly, but due to inactivity, he gained significant weight, developed a persistent cough, and frequently wheezed. A Holter ECG revealed severe arrhythmias and frequent premature contractions.

3. Rehabilitation: The team adjusted his diet and created a step-by-step exercise rehabilitation plan, incorporating daily treadmill sessions.

4. Training: At first, Minibus was reluctant. However, with treats and patient guidance, he gradually adapted to treadmill exercise, forming a positive conditioned response.

5. Results: After 3 Months: Minibus's gait improved noticeably, he lost 2 kg, and his coughing and wheezing significantly decreased. Arrhythmias and premature beats nearly disappeared, and his overall exercise ability, including leash walking and running, improved greatly.

With Minibus's improved heart health, there is every confidence that his quality of life will continue to improve and extend.