WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT
Rumble, a 5-week-old puppy, was barely holding on to life after being dumped in the bushes beside a mobile home park in Clarkson, Michigan.
A Good Samaritan heard his agonizing cries and found him covered in maggots. He was immediately rushed to the “Canine Companions Rescue Center”.
Source: Canine Companions Rescue Center/Facebook
The staff assessed Rumble’s situation and feared that he wouldn’t make it through the night. He had heavy brain damage due to a fractured skull, and he was partially blinded due to blunt force trauma to his eyes and face. They hooked him up to life-support tubes and hoped for the best.
Rumble didn’t respond to the treatment and his condition grew worse. The brain damage had halted his bodily functions completely. The staff cared for him 24/7 and regulated his body temperature until he finally got stable!
Source: Canine Companions Rescue Center/Facebook
Rumble has a very long road of recovery ahead of him. After a month of healing, the pooch has finally begun showing some personality. He is cognizant, but his complete recovery totally depends on the state of his neurological system.
Source: Canine Companions Rescue Center/Facebook
Meanwhile, cops have tracked down his abusers to be Heather Bradley and Jeremy Atkins. They intentionally assaulted him and left him to die.
As of now, the pair has been charged with misdemeanor animal cruelty. Spread the word so that they get the strictest sentence.
Click the video below to watch a report on Rumble’s heartless abuse by his shameless owners.
WARNING: The contents of this video may be disturbing to some viewers.
