AN emaciated canine has been discovered useless in a muddy pool after it was cruelly tied to a water trough and deserted.
The lurcher-type canine was closely uncared for for a protracted interval earlier than its demise and is believed to have frozen to demise.
A heartbreaking set of photos shared by the RSPCA has proven the tan-coloured lurcher-type canine tied to the water trough, in addition to the horrifying results of the canine’s mistreatment.
The physique of the severely emaciated animal was found in a muddy pool of water by a member of the general public on farmland close to Kelsall at about 4.30pm on Tuesday, December 5.
The canine is believed to have been intentionally dumped.
He was taken to a close-by vet, the place he was given the bottom doable physique rating situation.
The bones in his legs, hips, and ribs had been seen and there was little or no muscle tone, indicating a protracted interval of neglect. No microchip was discovered.
The RSPCA was contacted concerning the incident and is now interesting for anybody with data or sprint cam footage, probably from Kelsall Road, to get in contact with them.
RSPCA inspector Anthony Joynes stated: “Based on the very fact the canine was tied up and the presence of mud on his legs, we predict he was most likely alive when he was left within the discipline.
“Temperatures within the space went all the way down to effectively under freezing on Monday evening into Tuesday morning and since he had so little physique fats, it’s doubtless he died from publicity.
“The images of him lying there alone in the mud are difficult to look at. It’s hard to comprehend how someone can deliberately leave an emaciated dog in circumstances like this and just walk away, but sadly all the signs indicate this is what happened.”
The charity is interesting for anybody with first-hand details about who’s accountable to get in contact on 0300 123 8018 quoting reference quantity 1193891.