Chicago Police Officer Saves a Pit Bull With a Bullet-Shattered Leg
“His leg was limp like a noodle & kept bending the wrong way. Realizing that time was being wasted, a member of the team picked him up & raced him into the ER.”
“His leg was limp like a noodle & kept bending the wrong way. Realizing that time was being wasted, a member of the team picked him up & raced him into the ER.”
“The decision was made to do a C-section as time had run out. We knew the risk with mama’s heartworm, but we had no choice. Something was wrong…”
“Both dogs are amazing, loving, sweet, affectionate and gentle,” Stacey Silverstein said. “We have been unsuccessful to rescue the others but we are still trying.”
“She made it VERY clear to us that she had no interest in any treatment. We ‘got it’ and were in complete support of her decision.”
“We have never had this response before,” said Sharron Carmichael. “We know that if it is not safe at your home for you, it is also not safe for your pet.”
Thankfully people had plenty of warning, and most who were able to evacuate with their pets did so before conditions put their lives in jeopardy.
If his local news stations (listed within the article) cover this, someone in the area may see a broadcast or an article and be able to help him find a new home.
“The head turn, the back bend… Definitely not this dog’s first underwear pose,” commented WheyGQ.