Emaciated dog, puppy abandoned at Lorain animal shelter

Emaciated_dog_abandoned_20120707102726_JPG

Courtesy: Ohio Pet Placement
 
Copyright 2012 Scripps Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.

Emaciated_dog_abandoned_2_20120707111657_JPG

Courtesy: Ohio Pet Placement
Copyright 2012 Scripps Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.

advertisement

Posted: 07/07/2012

LORAIN, Ohio - A mother dog and her puppy were abandoned early Saturday morning at a Lorain animal shelter.

Workers at Ohio Pet Placement , on North Ridge Road East in Lorain, arrived at about 6:45 a.m. to find an emaciated dog and a puppy tied to a post on the shelter porch.

The mother dog had gotten tangled and was not able to lie down.

"I don't know how somebody can take their dogs and leave them and forget about them like that," said Devin Resseger. He and another worker found the dogs Saturday when they arrived for work.

Some speculate the owners may have left the animals on the porch of the no kill animal shelter in the early morning hours to avoid paying the surrender fee.

Surveillance video shows the dogs were dumped by a white, four-door sedan that pulled into the parking lot around 1:37 a.m. Shelter employees are trying to get a license plate number off the video.

Anyone with information about who may have dumped the dogs is asked to call Ohio Pet Placement at (440) 277-7400.

Copyright 2012 Scripps Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.

  • Comments
Advertisement

Lorain Co. Headlines


  1. VIDEO: Lorain playground set on fire

    VIDEO: Lorain playground set on fire

    Video shows a Lorain playground that residents say has become a spot full of trouble being lit on fire.

  2. Local store indicted in food stamp fraud

    Local store indicted in food stamp fraud

    Six people and a business have been indicted by the Lorain County Grand Jury for their role in a food stamp fraud operation, which contributed to $582,000 in fraud.

    • Ohio's deadliest tornado: Lorain 1924

      • Sex, fights & arson plague playground

      • Ohio Pet Placement closes in Lorain Co.

        • MAC Tounament helps local economy

        • Lorain murder suspect surrenders to cops

        • Stay Connected

        Send us a News Tip Send us a News Tip
        Mobile & iPhone/Android Apps Mobile & iPhone/Android Apps
        Twitter Twitter
        Facebook Facebook
        YouTube YouTube
        Community Calendar Community Calendar
        RSS Feeds RSS Feeds
        ClevelandLaw.tv ClevelandLaw.tv