Injured 15-year-old dog surrendered – owner no longer wanted the responsibility

An injured 15-year-old dog is homeless at a busy California animal control agency because her former owner no longer wanted the responsibility of pet ownership. The elderly pit bull mix, named Sugar, has been at the Carson Animal Services facility in Gardena, California, since April 5.

On Friday, the volunteer-run Facebook page, Saving Carson Shelter Dogs, wrote:

SUGAR is 15 years old and was left at the shelter with an injured leg because they didn’t want the responsibility anymore. She is a beautiful, sweet soul and she needs help FAST! Please SHARE for her life, she’s SO special and a FOSTER or ADOPTER would save her. Thanks!

Is there anyone out there searching for a senior dog to add to their life? You can lend Sugar a hand by sharing this article with her adoption information. Networking saves lives!

Petharbor link for Sugar here.

For more information about this animal, call:
Los Angeles County Animal Control – Carson at (310) 523-9566
Ask for information about animal ID number A5267842

INTERESTED IN FOSTERING? If you’re in LA, OC, San Bernadino or Riverside County and would like to apply to foster a Carson pup, please visit CarsonFosters.com to complete the online foster application.

https://www.facebook.com/savingcarsonshelterdogs/videos/372750080238549/

Note: All inquiries about this dog must be made directly to the animal control agency. The Pet Rescue Report is not the contact!

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