Cary, likely a "bait dog", is now a Nevada SPCA rescue and at a veterinary hospital for surgery. Warning -- graphic head wound photo below!

Cary on July 12

Cary on July 12
Cary is a 2-year-old boy with a very gentle spirit.  He was in enormous pain, but only showed gratitude and love for the kindness coming his way.

Special thanks to Lied Animal Shelter for agreeing to release him to us for rescue & rehabilitation.  Many of you may have known him there as #A726320.  Nevada SPCA is proud of the relationships cultivated with Lied Animal Shelter, Henderson Animal Shelter, and other shelters and rescue organizations so that we can work together whenever possible to save animals' lives.

Based on all information known so far, including the large and small bite wounds on many parts of his body, Cary may have been used as a "bait dog" to train other dogs to wound and express aggression.

Cary arrived at Nevada SPCA several minutes ago.  Surgery to neuter him, close his head wound, and try to save his right ear is expected to occur this afternoon at Dewey Veterinary Medical Center (which shares the building with us).

We hope to soon be able to report that Cary is healing well, physically and emotionally.  We understand there is a long road of recovery here and that utmost caution will be needed with him around any other animals due to the trauma he has sustained.

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