The San Antonio Humane Society says a 3-year-old Siberian Husky named Mister is now ready for adoption.
After surviving severe trauma from multiple bullet wounds, the San Antonio Humane Society says a 3-year-old Siberian Husky named Mister is now ready for adoption. The humane society first took in Mister in early August, when staff discovered the canine had “suffered severe trauma' in his left hind foot that medical professionals believed were the result of gunshots from an unknown shooter.
Texas Hill Country man rescues snake from other tubers “Despite the pain he was in, he continued to be a happy and easy-going patient through a whole month of dedicated wound care,” SAHS wrote in its Friday update to Instagram. Now that Mister has made a full recovery, “he will be able to run and play without pain and be able to live his best life,” Leslie Hopes, Associate Veterinarian at SAHS, said.
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