Shockingly obese shepherd taken in as a stray at California shelter

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A shockingly obese German shepherd was taken in at a busy California animal shelter this week. The two-year-old dog weighs in at 125 pounds and he should weigh a mere 50 pounds. His weight is so high that it is believed that he is suffering from a thyroid disorder.

On Friday, the Save SBC Shelter Friends Facebook page posted a collage of images of the dog, writing:

#A547667 Available 7/21/22
Total love bug, everyone in love with him!
This poor dear needs our help, listed as a 2 year old male Shepherd mix .
Found as a stray on July 14 was outside a business all day in San Bernardino in 90 degree heat .
Good Samaritan gave water and food, shelter had seen by vet .

The dog is being heavily networked on social media with the hope that a reputable rescue agency will take him in and get him the care that he so desperately needs. It is reported that this dog struggles to walk because of the excess weight.

You can find the Facebook thread created for this dog can be found at this link.

To adopt me, please call City of San Bernardino Animal Services and refer to my ID# when calling (909) 384-1304

Shelter’s address is 333 Chandler Place, San Bernardino, CA Telephone (909) 384-1304 OR (909) 384-7272
To place a rescue hold on any animal, please provide the name of your rescue, the name of your puller, the date of the pull, the animal’s ID# and send email to: [email protected]

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2 COMMENTS

  1. Too bad Weight Watchers doesn’t have a canine (or feline) program…….

    This precious treasure needs a good diet and exercise program so he can get to where he is healthy. It won’t be easy (we dieted down one of my parents’ dogs and it took lots of time and effort)…….

    I hope a rescue or experienced foster can find space and help this precious treasure. He deserves a chance!!!

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