As if being stung by thousands of bees wasn’t already bad enough, he was abandoned at a shelter after the incident by his family.
The deaf Pit Bull arrived at the shelter covered with life-threatening blisters all over his body. Rescuers later gave him the name Stinger.
They intended to put the dog to death because they could not treat him.
At that point, Carri Shipaila, owner of LuvnPupz Rescue in Greater Grand Rapids, Michigan, intervened to provide assistance. She jumped in her car as soon as she learned about Stinger and drove nearly an hour to pick him up from the shelter.
She instantly started working to save Stinger's life when his family regrettably denied to take him. His stings, a later skin infection, and sarcoptic mange were all treated.
Regrettably, he ended up developing the autoimmune disease Pemphigus, which would affect him for the rest of his life.
He will never be available for adoption due to the high costs of his care, but he did found a loving forever home with a foster and will continue to get care and therapy through LuvnPupz.
Since being abandoned at the shelter, Stinger has come a long way. His excruciating blisters are now healed, and he wears a stunning white coat.
He is thriving in his new life in a loving home and is such a happy, loving dog!
what a beautiful handsome young man stinger is thank you for saving him god bless you
replydeleteI don’t understand what is wrong with people. Would they abandon their son if he is sick. Thank you LuvnPupz for rescuing him. God bless you good heart ❤️
replydeleteThankyou for saving this sweet boy. Maybe if he hadn't had sarcoptic mange the bees might not have been so intense. He was clearly maltreated prior to the bees attacking him . Luckily he is healthy now and can look forward to a happy life with lots of love🌱💕🙏🕊🙏💕🌱
replydeleteWhat a sweet dog he should be renamed brave heart after everything he has endured thank for organization's like yours
deleteSo glad he is ok now and has someone to love and care for him. Bless you all!!!❤️❤️❤️🙏🙏🙏
replydeleteThank you for saving that poor sweet boy I wish I could adopt him
replydeleteWhat a blessing your people are for saving Stinger and so many others💞💞
replydeleteI can't understand how anyone could not get treatment for their animals would a person let their children not get treatment or just abandon them.I have 3 dogs n they are my children n I would never abandon the.
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