In Rizal, a malnourished American Bully was abandoned at a school gate
AMERICAN BULLY – A severely malnourished dog, identified as Brandon, was abandoned at a school gate in Binangonan, Rizal, prompting an urgent call for help from the Animal Kingdom Foundation (AKF).
This purebred dog is not only blind but also suffering from a rectal prolapse, highlighting the severity of his condition as shared in AKF’s social media plea. Upon receiving notification from a compassionate student, AKF swiftly mobilized a rescue effort, transporting Brandon to Vets on the Block, their partner veterinary clinic.
Despite facing financial strain from previous rescues and outstanding veterinary bills, AKF emphasized their commitment to providing necessary care for Brandon, underscoring the urgency of his situation. The foundation appealed to the public for support, encouraging donations to aid in Brandon’s medical treatment and rehabilitation.
For those willing to assist Brandon, donations can be made through various channels including GCASH, PayPal, and bank accounts provided by AKF. This case serves as a poignant reminder of the ongoing need for community support in caring for neglected animals, illustrating how collective efforts can make a significant difference in rescuing and rehabilitating animals in distress like Brandon.
To recall, Bini, an American Bully found abandoned in a vacant lot in Nagcarlan, severely malnourished and blind, the Animal Kingdom Foundation (AKP) highlighted Bini’s plight in a Facebook post on July 3, condemning the abandonment as a cruel act. AKP swiftly intervened, relocating Bini from Laguna to Quezon City for urgent medical attention due to her critical condition and disabilities.
AKP revealed that Bini still had abdominal stitches, suggesting recent surgery, likely related to breeding. They expressed sorrow over Bini’s situation, speculating she may have been a beloved pet or show dog before abandonment, emphasizing the betrayal involved.
AKP emphasized responsible pet ownership, condemning abandonment when pets become inconvenient. They urged empathy and accountability, stressing the lifelong commitment of pet ownership.