A4885568 Susie | Shih Tzu
Channel: United Hope for Animals
Date: 2015-10-11

A4885568 Susie is an angelic 7-year-old cream-and-white female Shih Tzu mix who was found in West Covina and brought to the Baldwin Park Animal Care Center on October 7th. Weighing 14 lbs, Susie shows signs of being housebroken, has a medium energy (which is perfect for a dog of her breed and age), and is just plain and simply sweet. Unfortunately, she came into the shelter with some injuries (dog attack, perhaps?), so she’s being treated for a puncture wound on her shoulder, a small wound of some sort on her neck, and a small laceration on her right eye lid plus a possible corneal ulceration. Some or all of it may hurt Susie, and it certainly makes her look sad (anyone old enough to remember the Pitiful Pearl dolls?), which says to us that she needs to get out as soon as possible—in the safe hands of a rescue or caring adopter—and visit an outside vet for a thorough evaluation (followed by a spa treatment to make her feel even better). We think she’d do best in a household consisting of adults so that she can have a loving and restful future, one in which she’s secure and treated with the kindness she well deserves.
To Check on this Animal Please Contact the Baldwin Park Shelter!
4275 Elton St, Baldwin Park, CA 91706
(626) 962-3577
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