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Meet Woody

Meet Woody. This very old dog was found clinging to life chained to a dog house in South LA. His starved, tired body couldn't even move. Flies were buzzing around his face. A good Samaritan saw him and got him to safety and we immediately put a plan in action. We got into an emergency vet where he spent the next two nights on fluids and 24 hour care. And, day by day he got better and stronger. Now, Woody is eating on his own and even walking around his foster's backyard stretching his legs. This sweet old man has been through a lot and deserves to be treated like a prince. He's looking for a gentle, quiet home where he can spend his retirement. We think Woody is about 15 pounds and roughly 13 to 15 years old. If you have a space in your heart for a lucky and deserving senior, please fill out an application.

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Woody

BreedSpaniels (Small)SexMaleAge24 years
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Shelter & rescue

Love Leo Rescue
Los Angeles, CA

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