EAST BROOKFIELD, Mass. (WWLP) - A puppy who recently suffered from an attack by another dog resulting in losing his eyesight, is recovering and has since been adopted. Ribbet's story was first shared in November by Second Chance Animal Services when he was adopted but rehomed by his original adopted family, in violation of their adoption agreement. In the new home, the three-month-old Labrador Retriever puppy was attacked by a larger dog, resulting in a fractured skull and severe damage to his eyes. Puppy adopted in Massachusetts lost both eyes after being attacked in different home Veterinarians at Second Chance’s Community Veterinary Hospital in Worcester had to remove both his eyes and said that his fractured skull had healed properly. During recovery in foster care, his new family decided to adopt him. Ribbet's story was shared in an effort to remind pet owners of the adoption policy at Second Chance. Adopters are required to contact them if they’re unable to keep a pet. Precautions are put in place to prevent tragedies such as meeting all household family members, including pets. Ribbet, who feels so lost right now, finds comfort in touching those who are caring for him. (Courtesy: Second Chance Animal Services)Ribbet napping (Courtesy: Second Chance Animal Services)(Courtesy: Second Chance Animal Services)(Courtesy: Second Chance Animal Services) If you are looking for a new pet, the Second Chance Animal Services adoption center is open every day except on Sundays located in East Brookfield. Their hospitals are in Springfield, North Brookfield, Worcester, and Southbridge. Local News Headlines Advocacy groups threaten lawsuit for the legislature Proposed lithium battery energy storage facility in Westfield sparks concerns from city councilors Officials warn of holiday tree and candle fire risks Experts warn ice is not yet safe for winter activities WWLP-22News, an NBC affiliate, began broadcasting in March 1953 to provide local news, network, syndicated, and local programming to western Massachusetts. Watch the 22News Digital Edition weekdays at 4 p.m. on WWLP.com.