Dog with thinner skin and bones was rescued Friday



A dog with thinner skin and bones was rescued Friday at the brink of death by the SPCA de l'Outaouais, which says it is one of the worst cases of animal thinness that the organization known .
"He was in critical condition when we gathered and I doubt he could even survive a few days like that," said France Dubois, Executive Director of the SPCA de l'Outaouais.

The cross boxer who would at first five years, according to the agency, was found on agricultural land in the MRC Pontiac.

Friday 13

The stray dog ​​was starving and staggered to his feet. Bruises were formed around its coasts. It would not have been mistreated at first, according to the SPCA.

The beast was called "Thirteen" by employees of the SPCA in reference to the date of Friday the 13th "It was the lucky one finds" Ms. Dubois said.

Presumably, the dog was abandoned because "Thirteen" is very tame and approachable.
The dog named "Thirteen" was at the point of death.

"It's not a wild dog. He is very sociable and full of gratitude when we feed. This is a good dog, "added the CEO.

For the legs back on, the SPCA must feed him with a spoon because it can not eat large amounts of fear that his stomach does not support it. Its recharge will be long and arduous.
"He eats, that's encouraging. It can stand, but it is an effort and he gets tired quickly. It weighs 35 pounds and should weigh 60 to 70 pounds, "says Ms. Dubois.

 

Worrying cases

The case of extreme thinness of "Thirteen" still worried about this time that is why it is monitored round the clock.
"An animal health techni

cian will bring it home for the weekend. Thereafter, he will be greeted with a host family, an ex-employee of the Outaouais SPCA, it will be in good hands, "Ms. Dubois said.

The organization is trying to gather information on the animal's medical history to know.
"If his master wants to get back his animal, for sure there will be many questions asked. But for now, we do not know if it belonged to someone "wanted to highlight Ms. Dubois.
Worrying cases

The case of extreme thinness of "Thirteen" still worried about this time that is why it is monitored round the clock.

"An animal health technician will bring it home for the weekend. Thereafter, he will be greeted with a host family, an ex-employee of the Outaouais SPCA, it will be in good hands, "Ms. Dubois said.
The organization is trying to gather information on the animal's medical history to know.

"If his master wants to get back his animal, for sure there will be many questions asked. But for now, we do not know if it belonged to someone "wanted to highlight Ms. Dubois.