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Ed

 

   

 Ed, After He'd Been Treated For
Severe Neglect & Starvation
 

 

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How anyone could deliberately starve a dog is beyond comprehension. But that's what the Animal Control officers discovered when they were called to a home to investigate animal cruelty.  He was immediately removed from the home and taken to a local shelter.  He was so ill that volunteers feared for his life.  GRRI-NJ was called to help save his life. 

We almost lost him. He was beyond caring; there was no light left in his beautiful brown eyes, and he couldn't lift his head or wag his tail.  An emergency trip to the vet revealed that none of his organs had been compromised, so he was started on his road to recovery. 

GRRI-NJ placed him in an experienced foster home. He was given supplements to support his immune system and digestive tract; he was fed several times a day so he wouldn't vomit what he was able to keep down.  Blood work was performed weekly to ensure that he was stabilizing.   We named him Spirit. 

When he realized there was going to be food to eat on a regular basis, and that he had a place to go to relieve himself without having to lie in it, he decided that maybe he would give life another chance. 

After months of healing, it was time to go to his forever home.  A young couple read about his story and asked to adopt him.  They committed to giving him all the love they could for however long they had him, and they renamed him Ed. 

 


 

 

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