This poor animal is fighting for his life, because of some POS, drug dealers:(

I've never used the word "hate", as I was raised as such. Words cannot describe the discussting actions of these bile eating humans, who would do such a thing to a precious, defenseless animal.

In my darkest times, I could not fatham treating an animal this way...I think, nope I Believe I hate these fother muckers..... I'm sickened by these actions, all for some $$ and getting high...

Bixby Vet Fighting To Save Dog Raised In Meth House

He's 6 months old, his name is Zorro, and he's fighting for his life at a Bixby veterinary office. Bixby Police brought the pup to the Horizon Animal Hospital overnight after finding him in a ditch.

Rescuers believe he was raised in a meth house then abandoned.

He's going through withdrawals, and his temperature is still pretty low," Hansen said. "That's the fight we're having right now," she said.

The vet practice takes in dogs overnight for the city police department. Usually, the Bixby animal control officer comes to get them the next day.

When Horizon staff saw the extent of Zorro's injuries, they knew they were keeping him.
McDonald said, “There wasn't a dry eye in here, they were all in tears. There was never a question of should we try and save him, it was ‘We're saving him right?’”

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a reply to: ReadLeader


Now go ahead, and prove to the world you are not some hypocrite and save some poor defenseless human in the same exact plight.

Withdrawing, scared, alone on the streets..

I'm waiting.

a reply to: Aeshma

The main difference is that the dog did not choose to take narcotics.

a reply to: AugustusMasonicus

Perfect and 100% on target August..

Thanks for posting

a reply to: ReadLeader

No problem.

Other glaring issue is that the poster wants you to save a random person when you did not even mention saving the dog in your Original Post. One giant non sequitur.

a reply to: Aeshma

When I was on the steets, I assisted many souls, many humans; lost,and in search of hope/chance. I guess I do not understand your point Aes. Sorry.

a reply to: AugustusMasonicus

Dogs are capable of making decisions and choices that govern their daily lives. They said the dog was probably raised in a meth house. How do they know this wasn't one of those troubled dogs that ran with the wrong crowd. Got messed up with the wrong fur and wound up passed out in a ditch.

a reply to: ReadLeader

6 years sober I survived heroin. Many of my friends did not. There weren't nearly as many hands up, as all you star fishing mother#ers here on ATS.

a reply to: ReadLeader

I need to apologize, I'm having a bad day and it's not your fault.

How do I delete those posts? Is it even possible?

I'm sorry man.

originally posted by: Aeshma

Dogs are capable of making decisions and choices that govern their daily lives.

Right, and I am sure hitting the meth pipe is one of them.

a reply to: Aeshma

Now, I understand your point, Aes, please move along.

Shaking head...

Note to self. Reading and interpretation of the link, clearly provided, will profoundly increase future positive collaboration, and group participation regarding your post (s), therefore initiating intellectual discussion...

Please move along now..

As sad as this is I'm not sure trying to save him is the best choice. It might be better just to end his suffering quickly. The poor thing.

a reply to: Aeshma

Once posted. All you can do is edit.and delete. Apologie is granted. We all have bad days. A wise woman once said-> we are all fighting a battle each day within our selves, that no other human being has the ability to comprehend....

Forgiven and understood Aes. Stay clean friend, all is well, keep fighting the good fight! !

a reply to: mOjOm

Possibly, who knows the pain threshold. .. still, unacceptable human behavior. Or maybe I have become tender in my years. .

Thanks for posting mO.

I've been to many drug houses in my career.

Seeing neglected, malnourished, and abused animals was/is not uncommon.

a reply to: TorqueyThePig

wow, poor thing, he is burned on his insides his corneas are burned and malnurished....I wonder if he gets better, what his personality will be like...but they said he is sweet...I don't know if it would be kinder to put him down, hope we get a foolw up on him

a reply to: ReadLeader

Never been a dog lover so i can careless but if it was a cat i would most likely be crying.

a reply to: ImmortalLegend527

Really??? That's weird. It could be just about any animal and I feel about the same.

This is truly pathetic, more concern for animals than people

This world is warped.