At the Palm Beach Animal Care & Control in West Palm Beach, a two-year-old French bulldog found in Lantana is in urgent need of rescue. The source who found the dog stated he was hungry and thirsty and appeared as if he had been on the brink of collapsing.
An Animal Control Officer from the shelter responded to the call for help. When he arrived, he noted the dog had been suffering from head to toe skin conditions. In addition, the Frenchie appears to have several warts or masses. He did not have a microchip.
Back at the shelter, his medical condition has been diagnosed to include chronic, severe skin disease; demodex mange is possible along with allergies. He also has several broken and worn teeth as well as an ear infection. With dogs suffering from allergies in South Florida, all of these painful conditions often go hand in hand.
On the positive side, however, this dog is heartworm negative.
This sweet boy needs urgent rescue help due to his medical issues. His treatment needs are beyond our current capacity for care.
He is on stray hold until June 25.
Non-stray holding partners can place a commitment before this date but pickup would need to be after.
PBC #A2152412
Information:
#A2152412
Gray
Unsterilized Male
Small
24 lbs.
2 Years
06/20/2023
Palm Beach
If you are interested in fostering or adopting please contact [email protected]. PBCACC registered rescue partners must log in to SNAP and place the hold or if you want to become a rescue partner you can email staff: [email protected]
Palm Beach county Florida Animal Care and Control
7100 Belvedere Rd
West Palm Beach, FL 33411
(561)233-1200.
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