Tiny disabled puppy found in dumpster gets new home in time for Christmas.

After being discovered abandoned, the tiny six-week-old, which is deaf and half-blind, was rushed to a veterinarian.
Dennis was so scared upon arrival, he couldn’t even cope with a bath, so the team used damp towels to clean him up, as he was “really, really worried by the water”.
His eyes couldn’t focus on you very well, and he couldn’t really hear what you were saying, or work out where he was.

He would sort of go to the corner of the room or try to nestle into you in order to feel safe.
For those first couple of days, he was so shut down and so nervous, and obviously, poor Dennis didn’t really have great eyesight and couldn’t hear.
He was placed into foster care before finding a loving home in time for his first Christmas with new owners.

ArishMell · 70-79, M

It's great that someone found him, but oh, what sort of person is it that threw him in the rubbish-skip in the first place?

There was a similar case in my area a few years ago, when the staff of the Council-run public waste yard heard odd sounds from one of the huge skips.