A brave corgi that survived being shot in the head is recovering and happily eating chicken nuggets at the Pennsylvania Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals's Main Line Animal Rescue.
Arthur, an 8-year-old corgi, survived for days after he suffered being shot in the head in the Lancaster County area, according to a report.
Arthur the valiant corgi survived for at least 5 days on his own with a gunshot wound to his head until he was brought to his new friends at @PSPCA's @MainLineRescue, who saved him.— Stephanie Farr July 29, 2022 The wound was determined to be the result of a gunshot by Alicia Royer, the PSPCA veterinarian, upon treatment.
Officials treated him with antibiotics, wound cleanings, pain medications, and ointments to cover the wound.
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