Dually legs were mangled, he had open wounds, exposed bone and raging infections.
Where do I begin. We are devastated by this case. Meet ”Dually” who was found dragging his body in the street. He is paralyzed from the waste down. Typically, putting them in a wheelchair is enough but his legs were so mangled, he had open wounds, exposed bone, horrible infections and he would get tangled dragging his legs. So rescuers have no choice. Not legs have to be removed from his abuse.
He has undergone a bilateral amputation. The amputation has been done but the bill is still there. He is going through physical therapy to re-learn how to "walk" again with 2 of his legs gone, and how to appropriately use his wheelchair. We have partnered with Little League Rescue to raise the donations needed for Dually’s care.
We can’t imagine the pain that he went through for so long. This is an extensive surgery and care to bring him back to health again. He will need weeks if not months of rehabilitation. With your help he can survive this!
This is where we are asking for your help! We have partnered with Little League Rescue to create the animal saving shirts, sweaters and accessories to raise the funds needed to save Dually. Purchase your animal saving tee today and help us save this innocent victim of abuse and neglect. I know we can do this!
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Little Lotus Rescue & Sanctuary
Little Lotus Rescue & Sanctuary is an organization in southern Arizona that changes the fate of homeless animals. The volunteer-run rescue lifts the animals out of the shelter system, placing them instead in loving, temporary foster homes. Many of these animals are ill, injured, or suffering from malnourishment, so we attain the necessary medical care to return them to health. Every animal is spayed or neutered, vaccinated, and microchipped. Loving foster parents, Veterinarians, and an certified animal behaviorist help them overcome physical and psychological issues to again be healthy, happy pets ready for their permanent homes.
