Showing posts with label abused dog. Show all posts
Showing posts with label abused dog. Show all posts

Sunday, September 9, 2012

Adopt an Abused Pit Bull Terrier Dog Looking for Love

This beautiful boy stopped me in my tracks and I knew I had to feature him today.  Augusten is a red and white Pit Bull Terrier mixed breed dog currently living at the Humane Society of Missouri animal shelter in St Louis.

Augusten is about 9 months old and already neutered.  As you can see in his video, he's definitely a lover, not a fighter.  He came to the HSMO from a very rough situation and you'll notice that the tips of his ears are gone.  His previous owner cut them off with kitchen shears. 

This rescued pup already seems to be housebroken and has gentle manners on a leash.  Augusten loves to give kisses and sits for treats.  He needs a loving forever home to enjoy his puppy energy and show him how wonderful life can be.

If you have room in your life and heart for a sweet young dog, please give some consideration to Augusten.  For more information you can call  314-951-1562 and ask about animal ID number A532644.
 

Sunday, January 29, 2012

Blind Battered Bernese Mountain Dog Mix Looking for Love

In one of the worst cases of animal abuse the Lebanon Missouri Humane Society has ever seen, Braveheart is a hero.  

Found along a county road on December 29, law enforcement officials believe this dog was thrown from a moving vehicle.  One of his front legs was so badly damaged it had to be completely amputated and his teeth had pierced his tongue.  In addition, the dog is blind and appears to have been blind since birth.

Named by the Lebanon Humane Society staff for the motion picture, Braveheart, which was billed as a "rousing tale of heroism and honor, full of passion and with courage enough to inspire victory."  This dog is healing from his injuries and a favorite at the animal shelter.

Braveheart is a Bernese Mountain Dog mix about three years old.  He seems to be housebroken and is good walking on a leash.  He does bump into things, due to the blindness, but responds well to vocal directions.  He's adapting to being three legged very well. 

Shy at first, Braveheart quickly warms up to everyone and is good with other dogs.  Suffice to say, Braveheart is not keen on car rides.  These days he doesn't even like the sound of cars.

If you have room in your heart and in your home for a beautiful, well behaved, brave survivor... give the Lebanon Humane Society a call at 417-532-9671.

Photo:  Lebanon Daily Record newspaper