Lou is one of the top 3 most starved animals I have had here at the shelter in the years we have operated.
Lou was found on the Leech Lake Indian Reservation. He went to the Animal Care Clinic
in Bemidji and Saturday was transferred to the Red Lake Rosie’s Shelter where
he is kept in the heated cathouse. Lou
is being fed small meals at regular intervals and is on ivermectin,
antibiotics, and vitamins. Lou loves his
food and is so happy when he gets a bowl.
The rest of the day Lou rests peacefully and seems to
know that he will be cared for now.
Hopefully the memory of the months of freezing bitter cold and the
gnawing pain of hunger will pass and he will have a speedy recovery and a home
where he will be loved and never have to suffer again.
Lou reluctantly goes outdoors to do his business and has
not had an accident in the cathouse yet.
Lou is indifferent to the other dogs at the shelter and mainly just
wants to toilet and hurry back in to the warm comforts of his favorite easy
chair.
We are so thankful that the Leech Lake companion animals
have the Leech Lake Legacy program without which Lou would not have this second
chance. A big thank you to Rory for
finding Lou, to Jenny and Marilou for getting him help at the Animal Care
Clinic and transferring him to our care at Red Lake Rosie’s. Thank you to all the supporters of our
cooperative rescues. We are expecting
Lou to have a full recovery and live the life he was meant to live.
We are hopeful that one of the rescues will consider
taking Lou in the future to find him a forever home. I have discovered that
there is no better feeling than to feed a hungry animal.
Sincerely, Karen Good
The good news is that angel Laura of Pitbull Rescue is
tasking Lou.
Dr. Vickie of ACT V is going to provide medical care and
a special feeding program for starved animals!!
I am so happy for Lou! There are so many great people and great rescues
out there willing to help!
Karen
Sweet skinny boy rests warmly tonight because of so many
angels took an interest in him
Lou is off to Pit Bull rescue with Barbara
See you for a skin check in 10 days!
Lou was found on the Leech Lake Indian Reservation. He went to the Animal Care Clinic
in Bemidji and Saturday was transferred to the Red Lake Rosie’s Shelter where
he is kept in the heated cathouse. Lou
is being fed small meals at regular intervals and is on ivermectin,
antibiotics, and vitamins. Lou loves his
food and is so happy when he gets a bowl. 
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