Puppy Left Traumatised After Scissors Attack

by archita | July 16, 2009 at 04:27 am
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Cruelty is one fashion statement we can all do without.  ~Rue McClanahan

this is such a sad and heart breaking report.....poor thing...i hope he recovers fast....the different form of cruelty that humans adopt to leave me speechless and heart broken...what state of mind would do such a thing....very very sad.....

Puppy Left Traumatised After Scissors Attack

11:00am UK, Thursday July 16, 2009

An eight-week-old puppy was left in "unspeakable agony" after his ears and tail were cut off with scissors, a rescue worker has said.

Buckley receiving some much-needed TLC from rescue workers

Buckley, a border collie cross Staffordshire bull terrier, was found abandoned in a school playground in Melbourne, Australia, on July 11.

He was taken to a vet for treatment to his wounds and is now being cared for by staff at the Lost Dog's Home in North Melbourne.

Shelter manager Sue Conroy said it was one of the worst cases of animal cruelty she had seen in 23 years at the centre.

"I've had staff crying," she told The Moonee Valley Leader.

Buckley is now on the mend

"The puppy would have received no anaesthetic and would have made a lot of noise.

"He would have been in unspeakable agony."

Ms Conroy said staff had treated his wounds with ointments and administered pain relief and antibiotics.

She said the puppy "was not ready to be adopted just yet".

Ms Conroy added: "Physically, he's improving slightly every day.

"His hearing will not be perfect, but he's not deaf.

"But mentally, he's is still traumatised and is hiding from people."

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