Abandoned Dog Fights for Survival After Heartbreaking Injury; Vets Rush to Save Him!

Concern filled my voice as I pointed to the front paw of a dog that had just arrived in our care. "Take a look at his front paw," I advised, my concern evident. "His overall condition seems promising, but the leg injury looks serious."

Although the furball's spirit seemed intact, the injury was troubling. "The lower part doesn't seem too severe, but the area above could be more serious," I commented, trying to remain composed. "He can still move it, which suggests it might not be a complex break."

This furry little one was discovered 300 kilometers away, abandoned for days in a grassy area, according to a witness. The dog urgently needed medical attention, but the witness was unable to transport him.

Thus, Liu Li arranged for someone to bring him in. "We received a call for help today from Shangzhi," Liu Li explained. "A dog was found with potentially crushed front legs. The owner had cruelly left him."

When the dog finally arrived, we were heartbroken. "Oh my, poor thing!" exclaimed Liu Li, visibly shaken. "After being seriously hurt, the owner just tossed her away. Her leg is in terrible condition, the bone is exposed." Dr. Song examined her carefully and confirmed the grim reality. "This leg will need to be amputated," he stated calmly. "But first, we have to stabilize her condition."

Concern deepened as Liu Li inquired, "Can you give her something to eat?" To which Dr. Song replied, "She can barely stand on her own. She's incredibly young." Liu Li's frustration was palpable as he expressed disbelief over the situation.

The dog's condition was dire: brain damage, high intracranial pressure, and severe dehydration. "Saving the leg isn't an option," Dr. Song concluded. "We must administer anti-inflammatory medication and ensure she gets proper nutrition."

Liu Li shook his head in despair at the irresponsibility displayed by some pet owners. "It's hard to comprehend," he remarked. "People who keep dogs, why be so careless? You can't just throw them away when they're sick or injured.

Timely treatment could prevent situations like this." Dr. Song nodded in agreement, emphasizing that surgery could only proceed once the dog's condition stabilized.