In the area of South Park, Pennsylvania on Wednesday evening, a witness saw a puppy being thrown out of a car and left on the side of the road. The dog was not able to move his front legs – and there he waited for someone to help him. A Good Samaritan found the six-month-old puppy and asked FurKid Rescue to intervene.
“This is just absolutely horrific for an unwanted puppy to have to go through…I can’t even imagine the pain the puppy endured on the side of the road, while it laid there until someone went and picked him up. From the photos, they put food down and water, but left him. Meanwhile , he couldn’t even walk,” the rescue organization posted.
The organization rushed the puppy to an emergency veterinarian hospital; his prognosis seems worrisome – but the 20 pound puppy continues to fight for his life.
“Update on our puppy who was thrown from a car. Front leg will most likely have to be amputated. Blood now coming from the nose. Possible hip and back leg issue. X rays show nothing is broken,” the rescue organization posted on their Facebook page asking supporters for donations to help with the pup’s medical expenses.
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