In Rialto, California, Charlie’s family dumped her on the side of the road. Who does that? It’s not like Charlie wandered off – the 12-year-old senior dog is unable to use her back legs. And so she was brought to the San Bernardino County Animal Shelter where volunteers have fallen in love with the pup who keeps smiling.
After having been examined by the vet staff at the shelter, the following notes have been posted:
“The boxer has a spinal injury that caused the paralysis of the back legs. She is not in pain at all, and is a very happy and friendly boy. She does not need surgery, but will need a home that can accommodate her special needs.”
A Facebook page for Charlie can be followed here. Advocates have been pledging funds for an approved rescue to help with Charlie’s needs. Please share this dog’s plight with friends, family and social media contacts. Sharing does save lives. For more information about this dog, reference #A502065 and contact the:
San Bernardino City Animal Shelter located at 333 Chandler Place, San Bernardino, California.
Closed Sunday and Monday
Telephone: (909) 384-1304
Photos of smiling Charlie courtesy of Urgent Pups of San Bernardino
Check out Charlie’s video:
https://www.facebook.com/andrea.neyses/videos/1376907869037482/
SHE NEED Ä CAREFUL AND WORM FORVERHOME ????????????????SHE NEED IT VERY WELL !!GOOD LUCK CHARLIE !!! YOU HAVE SOON Ä HOME ????????????BIG HUGS FROM SEWDEN ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
PLEASE some kind compassionate Californian come forward and adopt Charlie – give him the safe loving home he obviously never had – he so well deserves it. And to the piss poor example of a ‘family’ who dumped him – I truly hope you ALL end up living under a filthy bridge and NO ONE cares.
Charlie is a “she”
What a sweetie. My thoughts are with Charlie hoping for a loving, forever home.
Sharing Charlie & praying he gets a wonderful home for his golden years that he deserves!!!!
Charlie is female.
dirt bags. whats next throw ur mother out the Window. better yet. kids i would dump in orvshark invested water or crocodile. infested waters