After two months, injured pup continues to wait to be saved from shelter

Nearly two months have passed and an injured pup named Hazel continues to wait to be saved at a busy animal shelter in San Antonio, Texas. Hazel is just over a year of age and she has been at the San Antonio Animal Care Services facility since early August.

Hazel is under veterinary care at the facility, but she needs out – and to continue her recovery in the comfort of a real home. On Thursday, an advocate writes:

 She’s in the clinic receiving medical care but they are limited on what they can do. At the time of this posting she’s not being plead by anyone.
‼PLEASE HELP HAZEL‼

According to a post from the shelter, Hazel is a bit nervous around new people, but she appears to be okay with other dogs. Will you please help Hazel find a foster home, or an adopter?

Information to help

HAZEL – ID#A542999
I am a spayed female, brown and white Labrador Retriever blend about 1 year old
➡️To Foster or Rescue email [email protected]

Petharbor link here.

For more information about this animal, visit:
San Antonio Animal Care Services
Ask for information about animal ID number: A542999

Note: Please direct ALL inquiries about this dog to the animal services facility. The Pet Rescue Report is NOT the point of contact.

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