Special needs for young husky with massive growth on her head and face

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In San Antonio, Texas, a four-year-old Siberian husky was found as a stray with a massive growth on her head and face. Her prognosis is unknown, and at this time she is being treated with pain medication by the shelter. It is imperative she is rescued – whether she has a fatal disease or can be treated by a licensed veterinarian and enjoy the rest of her life.

“It’s a mass that is covering both eyes and has grown into her mouth. They have her on pain meds and IV fluids. They also fixed her name, so now she is named ‘Wendy’, a shelter volunteer posted on social media Saturday afternoon.

“It’s entirely possible she will need to be humanely euthanized but, maybe a foster hospice could at least take her for a little and show her some love and spoil her so she doesn’t have to die confused and scared in a shelter…”

PetHarbor adoption listing:

WENDY – ID#A403388
I am a female, white and tan Siberian Husky. The shelter staff think I am about 4 years old. I was found and am currently at San Antonio Animal Care Services. If you believe you may be my owner please make arrangements to pick me up between 11am and noon on 08/04/2020. Head straight to ACS as soon as possible or email [email protected], with the 6 digit ID number above, for more information on reclaim procedures and requirements. Please see the administration team to be escorted to my kennel.

I will need confirmed adoption, foster or rescue placement by 10am on 08/05/2020.

To adopt me come on down to the shelter to meet me. Email [email protected] or call 210-207-6666.

To foster or rescue me through ACS please email [email protected] or call 210-207-6669. For more information about this animal, visit San Antonio Animal Care Services. Ask for information about animal ID number: A403388

On Saturday afternoon, a plea went out on social media asking for help for Wendy. Her advocate writes:

San Antonio TX
WENDY NEEDS MEDICAL HELP NOW!!!!!
Supposedly found as a stray, and THIS IS HER ONLY HOPE!! My Scout had nasal cancer, regardless of medical care/cost, love caring his life was cut short. I’m not a vet and am not saying she has nasal cancer but I do know that WENDY NEEDS MEDICAL HELP NOW!

Please share Wendy’s plight with approved rescue organizations, friends, family and social media contacts. Pledges to help with her medical expenses are being accepted – all funds will be released to the organization once the dog is safely out of the shelter.

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