Update on Inuvik Pup rescued from abandoned pick up truck

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Update on Inuvik Pup rescued from abandoned pick up truck

February 17, 2011 by Zephr

Abused pup dumped in back of abandoned pick up - Inuvik

Will be heading to Calgary for specialized rehab

UPDATE: Arrangements have been made to relocate him for specialized rehabilitation in Calgary.

He remains very timid, very shy and has real trust issues due to severe abuse he suffered. He has grown substantially under the excellent care, patience and love of Linda Eccles and her husband Greg Stromgren: BDRSPCA.

THANK YOU LINDA AND GREG!!!

SOME GOOD NEWS FOR A CHANGE!!!

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Posted in ALERTS, Animal Wellness, Commitment, dogs in Canada's north, Fate of Sled Dogs, Recognizing Animal Cruelty | Tagged abandoned dogs, animal cruelty in Canada's North, animal protection in N.W.T., Beaufort Delta Regional SPCA | 5 Comments

5 Responses

on February 17, 2011 at 6:50 am | Reply Jeremy

This is Jeremy Nolais with Metro Calgary.

I am interested in speaking with you about the pup for a story in our newspaper.

Please contact me as soon as possible.

Thanks.
on February 17, 2011 at 6:29 pm | Reply Jeremy

Thanks for getting back to me! I would like to chat with you over the phone is possible ASAP.

I am curious about what facility the pup is being transferred to in Calgary.

Thanks,
Jeremy Nolais, Metro Calgary
- on February 27, 2011 at 12:47 am | Reply Zephr
  
  Linda in Inuvik was pleased that you called her Jeremy. I hope she gave you the info you needed. I spoke to her last Thursday.
on March 26, 2011 at 10:14 pm | Reply Catherine McDonald

Hello, breaks my heart when I read stories of abandonment of our faithful friends. I had the great pleasure of giving a permanent home to a puppy rescued from Inuvik last month and will be forever grateful to Pawsitive Match and all the people caring and instrumental in her rescue along with her siblings.
- on March 27, 2011 at 4:24 pm | Reply Zephr
  
  I wish to thank you personally as well as on behalf of the so very many that still remain without loving homes. It is thanks to persons such as yourself who love and care for these otherwise forgotten and discarded that a life is saved. Every life is important, every pup, kitten, cat, dog (any species of animal) deserves and needs to be given a chance to relish and enjoy the life to which they have an inherent right.. THANK YOU.