A two-month-old puppy, now named Kringle, was found by a good Samaritan who witnessed him being thrown out of the window of a moving car on Park Street in Madison, Wisconsin.
The woman rushed the puppy to the University of Wisconsin-Madison Veterinary Care, where he was given pain medication and transferred to the Dane County Humane Society.
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X-rays at DCHS revealed that the puppy had a badly fractured leg that needed to be amputated in order to give Kringle the best chance at a happy and healthy life.
Thankfully, the amputation was a success, and Kringle is doing great. He is quickly adjusting to life with three legs, and he will be fully recovered in no time.
Dane County Humane Society/Facebook
He is currently living with a foster family while he heals, and will return to DCHS when he’s ready to find a forever home.
Despite everything Kringle has been through, he is still very loving and happy. He greets everyone he meets with a tail wag, and loves to flop over on his back for some belly rubs.
Kringle the pup was thrown out of a moving car in #Madison. Someone took him in, where they found his front right leg was so fractured it had to be amputated. He is so sweet and needs a furever home! Watch him tonight on #News3Now! pic.twitter.com/euHjfZeEmP
— Jamie Perez (@Jamie_Perez608) December 30, 2019
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