The puppy was discovered wearing animal care and control equipment and was notified to the SPCA’s human law enforcement team, who responded and immediately transported the animal to the SPCA’s shelter hospital. them for treatment.
Still called Lovie, shelter staff later named the dog Laveder.
Lovie was discovered with disfiguring facial injuries and veterinary experts are now investigating how she could have suffered those injuries.
Vets believe his nasal airway was damaged by the accident and the nasal passages are visible on his face. He said he can breathe through his lips, but he probably won’t be able to breathe normally again.
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Many questions remain about Laveder’s life and how she was dumped in the vast woods of Peppypack Park and found lying dead, said Nicole Wilson, PSPCA law enforcement director. “We know there’s someone out there who knows this puppy? “We are asking those people to do the right thing and help us find out what happened, who did this and bring them to justice.”
