Morris, who was named by RSPCA Brighton staff after being found tied up outside Morrison’s, has been given a new lease of life.
Despite his difficult start to life, the charity said staff ‘immediately fell in love with him’ due to his ‘adorable, easygoing nature’.
According to the charity, the pocket bully is a ‘victim of irresponsible breeding’ which has caused many health issues for the poor pooch.
A spokesperson for the RSPCA said: "He has had his ears cut off, could not walk across a room without struggling for breath and had numerous other health issues.
“But he has the most adorable, easygoing nature and everyone here immediately fell in love with him.