I am going to have to raise some money. Poor baby. :(

Thanks Smig

My friend went a couple days later and while it was not an Italian Greyhound (that is the main rescue I volunteer for because I know the breed so well and can help them best) we do not discriminate. When I say we I mean those of us volunteers that rescue dogs - there is a board that has to approve the dogs before we are allowed to treat them and they wouldn't approve this one - we never asked we just knew. So my friend adopted him (it's $55) and took him to the vet and I paid for him to have his leg fixed. That shelter is awful. It's basically animal control. Many have tried to shut it down they are just awful I won't go until the upsetting details. We couldn't stand to leave it in a cage in pain like that - my friend was so upset when he saw it just standing up holding that leg up poor baby. The dog is still recovering at my friend's house and although he has 3 dogs of his own and 4 other fosters currently he is in love and I can almost guarantee he won't be letting anyone adopt it.

Dogs that are rescued are so appreciative... the way they look at you and love you - aaaaaa it's so sweet!