Phoenix, AZ Stray Male Dog Found Near W kaler dr and 39th ave

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Melanie K.

4 days ago

Any updates? I hope you got him medical care.

Wren T.

4 days ago

Wow a Neo, beautiful

Sherrie S.

4 days ago

Nancy Homer wow look at you, tough guy. I actually have seen mastiffs in this condition. My cousin got a cane corso mastiff that was very badly abused and escaped. Bones sticking out and bite marks on him. She had to nurse him back to health for a couple of weeks b4 he started walking around. I ended up with the same ordeal with a yellow lab that I had to nurse back to health and he had nightmares for the rest of his poor life because of the treatment he endured. I also have a cane corso mastiff that im the 2nd owner of. So I know what im talking about. And you should not have those two kind of breeds together by the way. If anything happened you would not be able to control them.

April S.

4 days ago

Does he respond to Bo

Diana V.

4 days ago

Joanne Spencer I know 😔 its really sad

Rochelle S.

4 days ago

Prayers you poor pup🙏🏻

Cayla M.

4 days ago

Julie Kotek if he has been out for weeks, he would be in bad shape and malnourished…

Terry M.

4 days ago

Please share far and wide!!! 💔

Jerry F.

4 days ago

Might be better off in better hands!

Nancy H.

4 days ago

Julie Kotek ...There are some states it seems that do an adequate job of caring for dogs well-being, but I think we pretty much across the country. And you're right Arizona does a pretty bad job! I went through a very rough financial time some years ago & I had two bigaging dogs, one who was completely blind with a serious autoimmune disease. I'll never forget my older sister telling me I should at least get rid of one of my dogs! Just to see what she would say I asked her and which one do you think I should get rid of to which she responded the blind one. She didn't even know their names! The ignorance was shocking. She may have just as well said I should put a bullet in his head ...did she think there are lots of people out there searching for big blind dogs with expensive serious medical conditions? If she had a clue about who I was she would have known that for me to have gotten "rid of" either of those dogs, I would never have survived.... I know, I would not be here today. My dogs too have always been chipped, with collars & current tags. My fenced yard has always had locks on the gates. Honestly, I don't understand how some people think they way they do. Many years ago a good friend of mine babysat for my dogs at my house. I was horrified when she told me she would sit on my front porch at night with my dogs without them being leashed and tethered to her. I live on acreage in the desert. At night she wouldn't be able to see a coyote crossing the property but the dogs would... and she certainly wouldn't have had command over them to not go charging out into the dark. I leave very detailed instructions for a dog sitter, but who would think that you have to tell a mature adult something like that? She lived in a more urban area then I do but it was still up on a desert mountainside. I found it so uncomfortable when she would let her 3 legged Pit outside, unleashed. I don't know why people think it can't happen to them, it can't happen to their dog. I don't know why people move to communities without even bothering to think or ask about what's the wildlife like out here? Isn't that important to to know what you're living among so you can protect them and be safe? Yet it seems nary a week goes by that I don't hear of yet another little dog becoming a meal for a coyote, a bobcat, or a bird of prey. I have warned neighbors, told them actual people's horrifying experiences, & still I see their little dogs out alone in their yard. When this Neapolitan Mastiff was posted, I didn't see that a chip had been checked for. I imagine by now he has been.

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