His fur was so matted that he couldn’t see or walk, and he almost lost circulation in his legs from the knots being so tightly wrapped around them.
It ended up causing severe infections to the point where his feet were loaded with maggots.
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He was covered in his own urine and feces and reeked so badly. His nails were overgrown, his stomach and feet were covered with urine burns, and he was missing all of his teeth except for one.
Junior, who is believed to be ten or older, remains in the care of the shelter’s wellness center, but they are currently searching for a good hospice foster to live with.
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He is feeling much better and loves strolling around in the grass. He wags his tail and is extremely friendly, but is still very sore and is on pain medications to control the pain.
If you’re interested in fostering or adopting Junior, please contact ruth@theannashelter.com.
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Posted by ANNA Shelter Animal Cruelty Division on Wednesday, June 3, 2020
