Reunited Female Dog in Tolland, CT 06084 (ID: 73063136)

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Rae A.

1 day ago

Martin Evans thank you and sorry for all the nasty posts, people need to think twice before posting, but, I guess that's the way social media can be , so happy she reunited

Rae A.

1 day ago

Nancy Herrmann kinda of nasty post, you dont know the situation, so let's not judge until you do

Lauren B.

1 day ago

Poor baby, the cost of Vet care surgery, or just generally is horrible but then again so is everything. Praying this baby gets the help he needs

Kelsey R.

1 day ago

Lori Gallentine because there are multiple reasons the dog could be in this condition. If an animal has other underlying conditions they may not be a candidate for surgery to remove and the vet advice is to leave it while the dog is still comfortable. People see tumors and automatically assume the owners don't care or abandoned the animal.

Danette P.

1 day ago

Poor dog like come on now geeze dog needs surgery somehow.

Cindy E.

1 day ago

Town of Tolland Animal Control

Martin E.

1 day ago

Good news 😀. The owner has contacted us, and she is on her way home. It seems that the growth was actually removed last year, and just grew back again. She is well looked after 😊❤️❤️

Andy K.

1 day ago

Awwww

Marie W.

1 day ago

That poor baby💔💔💔💔💔

Laura T.

1 day ago

Our almost 14 yr old senior girl also has a very large growth, Mast Cell tumor on her side in the same place as this dog that keeps growing. We've wanted to get it removed, asked many times but she has a heart condition and is on heart . We were told she would die being in surgery so we haven't had it done. So please don't judge.