At the Harris County Animal Shelter in Texas, Archie was found as a stray on January 25 and brought to the shelter for help. The animal control officer stated he thought the dog had been attacked by a wild hog. The shelter attended to the friendly dog’s medical needs and spent most of the afternoon stitching Archie’s wounds on his abdomen, back, legs, neck and face. His injuries to his groin area were so severe, veterinarians neutered him immediately in order to save his life.
The shelter is doing the best they can and have extended his stay, hoping that someone will come forward to either rescue or foster Archie.
Video #1 (after emergency veterinary care)
https://www.facebook.com/houstonandharriscountyanimalvolunteers/videos/655374664586777/
According to the Houston and Harris County Animal Volunteers, funds are needed to help with Archie’s medical bills in order for an approved rescue group to help him. Click here for Archie’s PetHarbor adoption listing.
“I am a neutered male, brown and white Mastiff. The shelter staff think I am about 5 years old. I have been at the shelter since Jan 25, 2018.”
For more information about this animal, call Harris County Public Health and Environmental Services at (281) 999-3191
Ask for information about animal ID number A501170. Share Archie’s plight with friends, family and social media contacts. Sharing saves lives.
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Get Better Soon Archie ❤️
And why do them other dogs sound like they are crying in the video ?
There are hog fighting rings that teach dogs how to fight. I wonder if Archie came from there and he didn’t make the cut. So sorry Archie, praying for a rescue to give you a second chance.
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Poor baby