SHAWANO COUNTY, WI (WTAQ-WLUK) – Good Samaritans close to and much are banding collectively to assist save a canine who was allegedly shot within the face and left for lifeless in Shawano County.
Atley, because the canine has since been named, was found Friday night close to Olsen Road and County C.
“Spread the word [and] help me find the person who shot this poor girl and just left her on my road,” Allena Muth wrote on Facebook, accompanied by footage of Atley bleeding from her snout. “You didn’t kill her just so you know, went in her nose and out her neck.”
Muth later stated X-rays confirmed Atley suffered a damaged jaw and 4 entry/exit wounds, indicating she had been shot not less than two occasions, in line with a veterinarian.
Atley is now within the care of the Shawano County Humane Society. On Sunday, she obtained a blood transfusion at Blue Pearl Animal Hospital and had surgical procedure Monday to restore her damaged jaw. However, SCHS stated Atley nonetheless has an extended street forward of her, because the therapeutic course of will take months.
“No dog deserves to suffer this extreme amount of pain and suffering at the hands of a “human”. Atley has been such a warrior via all of this! She has not even whimpered as soon as when she has needed to be poked and prodded and moved round. She is successful the hearts of everybody she meets as all of us work to assist her- every in our personal manner… Atley is overcoming insurmountable odds.”
Total medical prices are nonetheless unknown, however the quantity is accumulating and is anticipated to be a number of thousand {dollars} at minimal. “We are fighting with all of our resources to save her, but we need your help!” SCHS stated on Facebook.
If you’d prefer to help Atley, you can also make a financial donation to the Shawano County Humane Society within the type of your selecting:
Make a donation on the SCHS web site
Mail a donation to the SCHS (1290 Jaycee Ct., Shawano, WI 54166.)
Drop off a donation in-person (Office hours are 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday via Friday and 9 a.m. to midday on Saturday)
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