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Pitbull With Volleyball-Sized Tumour Enjoys New Life After Surgery In US - Vimarsana News

Pitbull With Volleyball-Sized Tumour Enjoys New Life After Surgery In US

The dog was brought to an animal shelter in August this year. After the surgery the shelter held a christening ceremony and changed its name from Libby to 'Wiggles'.

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Salt Lake area shelter raising money for puppy thrown from car - Vimarsana News

Salt Lake area shelter raising money for puppy thrown from car

A Utah animal shelter is trying to raise money to pay for a young puppy's surgery after she was thrown out of a car.

Kobe, a dog at Smithtown Animal Shelter on Long Island, gets new home after life-changing surgery - Vimarsana News

Kobe, a dog at Smithtown Animal Shelter on Long Island, gets new home after life-changing surgery

WEST ISLIP, Long Island (WABC) -- A dog at a Long Island animal shelter that couldn't be adopted due to a heart defect has found his forever home after receiving life-changing surgery. After finally having surgery last week, Kobe was adopted by Derek Bullock, a former Nassau correction officer. He came to visit and drop off gifts for Kobe over the last few months. Last November, someone brought Kobe, a 3-year-old English bulldog-pit bull mix, to the Smithtown Animal Shelter. Kobe had been living in a small box and was going to be used for breeding, and shelter workers immediately became conce...

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Kobe, a dog at Smithtown Animal Shelter on Long Island, to receive life-changing surgery - Vimarsana News

Kobe, a dog at Smithtown Animal Shelter on Long Island, to receive life-changing surgery

Diana Rocco got a behind the scenes look at the NYPD's newest crime fighters in training. Smithtown Animal Control Officer Denise Vibal said when shelter workers informed potential adopters of Kobe's condition, people backed off. "Nobody wants to sign up for heartache," Vibal said. However, the public's interest in Kobe kept growing, especially on the town's social media pages. "Any time we put any picture or video up of him, people go wild because he's so cute and sweet," Vibal said. Doctors put Kobe on blood pressure medicine, which improved the condition and allowed surgery to be an option...

Source: abc7ny.com