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Emaciated Puppy Was Left on a Cold Shelter Floor for 3 Weeks Before Anyone Stepped in to Help

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Angel was brought to the attention of Rescue Dogs Rock by a shelter that had her in their care for over three weeks. We don’t know why she was left in the condition that she was or how she came to be in the shelter in the first place, but all that matters now is that Angel gets the medical attention and love that she so desperately needs.

Rescue Dogs Rock found Angel lying on a germ-infested, filthy concrete floor with not even a blanket to protect her from the cold. She was fiercely emaciated, and as a result, lethargic, so weak that she couldn’t even lift her head up. Her eyes were leaking pus.

Angel went to Rescue Dogs Rocks’ vet hospital, and they discovered she had an upper respiratory infection on top of everything else, which they believed was distemper. The thought that she sat rotting in the shelter for three weeks deteriorating into an even worse state is utterly heartbreaking.

Here is this beautiful little girl taking a much-needed nap on a soft, cushioned floor. Angel was hooked up to medication, and it toook a lot of hard work to help her recover.

Angel is a sweet little girl who deserves a second chance in life. She was barely three months old when this happened; we have to show her that life is not as cruel as she has experienced. Get well soon, Angel, there is a forever home waiting for you.

Shelters are bursting at the seams with unwanted pets, and there are so many animals who face being put to sleep because there just isn’t the capacity to keep them. This is why it is so crucial that we change our ways and always adopt dogs rather than buying them from stores.

The team at Rescue Dogs Rock is truly made of pet saviors, working tirelessly to save abused and at-risk dogs from kill shelters and provide vetting and loving homes to animals in need like Angel. If you are looking to adopt a pet or can help with vital donations to keep this essential work going, please get in contact.

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  1. It is my deepest hope that the so-called shelter is investigated and fined, closed or somehow put on notice that this treatment will not be tolerated! They could have called a rescue, another shelter or even a vet to take that puppy in to treat and care for. This is animal cruelty and abuse, and from a place that is supposed to shelter and care for animals is disgusting, to say the least! I sure hope that baby is ok and finds the loving home she deserves.

  2. The very first piece of information in these articles should be the part of the country where the animal is. Make it easy for people close by to adopt or shelter instead of wondering where the heck this dog is. This is a common problem with this kind of post. Drives me nuts. I\’m thinking it MIGHT be Texas?

    1. I understand your frustration with not knowing where, but if I may, having been involved with rescues at deplorable shelters it can make matters – saving lives worse to name even the locale of these places. Meaning, shelters can stop rescues from coming in and rescuing dogs and/or cats. Perhaps this is why. Other than that, I hope many of us, like yourself continue to champion in any way we can to save these dogs\’ lives