She was looked after in Salford
A Staffordshire bull terrier was almost strangled to death after being tied up and abandoned in Yorkshire.
Five-year-old Tetley was spotted by a passerby who took her to a local vet, and was eventually taken to the RSPCA’s Greater Manchester Animal Hospital in Weaste, Salford on June 5. Three weeks later, she was transferred back to Yorkshire, where she is awaiting rehoming in Great Ayton. “She's had x-rays on her throat and thankfully there have been no bony changes and her breathing is almost back to normal now, although she will always have scars from the damage.”
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