Perform A Miracle This Season, Find A Home For Leo ADOPTED!!!!!
Leo has been ADOPTED!!!!
Perform a miracle this season, find a home for Leo.
Leo REALLY needs a miracle this holiday season. You can change his life by helping find him a home and he really deserves the chance.
Leo was found in the street, unable to take another step. His eyes are severely damaged and he can’t see. His left ankle suffered some trauma and he can’t move that leg.
The folks at the Aiken County Animal Shelter shaved 4 lbs. of matted hair. He is beyond sad and broken. He just sits in his cage with his head hung low.
Leo needs a miracle. He is about six years old and now (after his haircut) he weights about 16 lbs. He will likely be ok with friendly dogs. He’s neutered, vaccinated, microchipped and heartworm-negative. No idea if he’s housetrained. He needs a miracle.
His adoption fee is only $35. Honestly, the Shelter is looking for an adopter or a rescue to come to his rescue. He will need attention from a vet.
The Aiken County Animal Shelter is located at 333 Wire Rd., Aiken. If you would like to meet Leo, just send an e-mail to info@fotasaiken.org.
Walk-Ins are always welcomed from 11am-4pm everyday but Sunday.
Please share this so that we can get that miracle for Leo. He really needs it.
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