A stranger then dropped him off, anonymously, at a
veterinarian's office. The vet proceeded with an exam, x-rays, and splinted his leg. The vet decided he might have to amputate the leg, so he took him to the
shelter. In our opinion, to get rid of the problem, not fix it. A person then came in to
the shelter and adopted Tucker. At this point, you'd think Tucker had a chance. However, the new
owner determined Tucker would cost too much money and brought him back to the
shelter. After an evaluation from the shelter's vet, it was
determined that Tucker's leg was fusing but it would be a few weeks before anyone knew if the leg would need to be
amputated.
This is where Precious Paws comes in.
Georgyne said, "We received a few
emails from a shelter worker, with a plea, begging to save this little guys life.
We are in no position to take in any more rescues at this time, due to our lack
of available funds. But, it was Mother's Day, so, I went to the shelter and rescued Tucker. I couldn't stand
it,
I could NOT get Tucker out of my mind."
Tucker is 1 1/2 yrs. old, he is neutered,
and fully vaccinated. He is now in the home of one of our
volunteer's. His leg is probably not healing straight. But, don't tell Tucker that. He is very playful, friendly,
bounces around and didn't seem to realize he had on a splint. Tucker's leg has healed and will NOT need to be amputated. Tucker is a very happy pup, full of smiles, energy and fun.

If you would like to donate toward Tucker's medical expenses
it would be greatly
appreciated.
Below is a Paypal button made just for Tucker,
and of course, we
always accept checks!