Just one of many . He did not have the cone when placed on gum tree
A rescue group contacted us ,we had three here with mange and attempted to decline, how ever he did arrive .
The rescue group sterilized him prior to arriving here
( much gratitude)
Many months of care and veterinary assistance brought him back
We then worked on his emotional damage
Today he is a well adjusted happy boy .
Untrusting of all other than our selves .
Recently his previous owner now expresses concern for his welfare, stating he is not being cared for .
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