Hope is reborn for the dog discovered and rescued by the staff of a store in front of which she had been abandoned. We told you about it in a previous article. There SPCA of Putnam County, in New York State (United States), gave encouraging news about him two days after his rescue, reported News 12 Long Island.
On Tuesday September 15, a female German Shepherd was abandoned near Starr Ridge Road has Brewster. Employees of a business came to his aid, noticing that his muzzle had been tied with adhesive tape.
Taken to the local veterinary clinic, the dog had a swollen nose and irritated skin under the tape which was extremely tight. Just like the necklace that she seemed to have worn for a long time before being rid of it prior to its abandonment. The worrying state of his skin around his neck attested to this.
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A planned surgical procedure
On Thursday September 17, the Putnam County SPCA was reassuring about the progress of the animal's health. She announced that the survivor was going to be operated on for dental problems, but also that candidates for adoption were already coming forward.
“ She will have to undergo dental treatment; you have to wait until the swelling goes down, then she will have to undergo surgery ”, declared Ken Rossthe head of the SPCA of Putnam County, which is an independent association with formal law enforcement powers in the area of animal protection.
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Ken Ross who also says of her that she is “ one of the friendliest dogs you will ever meet “.
Adoption requests are already arriving
Vets expect her to fully recover from her injuries once treatment is complete.
There SPCA de Putnam is continuing his investigation with the aim of identifying the author of this abandonment and ensuring that he is held accountable before the courts. She calls on anyone with information likely to advance the investigations to send it to her.
The dog could soon be put up for adoption. In fact, several people have already contacted the Putnam County SPCA to express their interest.