Pharaoh Dog Porto Velho City Hall The Pharaoh dog was rescued this week after spending more than a month waiting for his owner at the door of the João Paulo II Hospital and Emergency Room, in Porto Velho. The animal's owner died after suffering an accident, but the dog remained there and was fed by staff and patients. After raising awareness among employees, patients and visitors, who began to care for Pharaoh, a team from Porto Velho City Hall rescued the dog, which was taken to the Animal Welfare Clinic. At the unit, Pharaoh underwent clinical screening, a veterinary consultation and blood tests. According to the city hall, the animal must be neutered, receive an identification microchip and remain under the care of the team until it is ready for responsible adoption. See trending videos on g1:
Dog that waited for a dead owner for a month in Porto Velho hospital is rescued
Pharaoh Dog Porto Velho City Hall The Pharaoh dog was rescued this week after spending more than a month waiting for his owner at the door of the João Paulo II Hospital and Emergency Room, in Porto Velho. The animal's...
MORE The fair brings together several animals rescued by the Animal Welfare Clinic, which received all the necessary care, including vaccination, castration, and should take place next Sunday (2). Now, they are looking for a new home and a new chance to start over with a family that welcomes them with love and care.
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