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Courtesy Melissa Wischmeier

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Dog reportedly shot in Surry County. Photo courtesy Dogs Deserve Better.

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Dog reportedly shot in Surry County. Photo courtesy Dogs Deserve Better.

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Dog reportedly shot in Surry County. Photo courtesy Dogs Deserve Better.

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Dog shot in head reunited with owner

Updated: Wednesday, 20 Feb 2013, 11:31 PM EST
Published : Monday, 18 Feb 2013, 12:03 PM EST

SURRY COUNTY, Va. (WAVY) - A dog shot in the snout and left on a Surry County doorstep was reunited with its owner Monday evening.

According to Melissa Wischmeier with Dogs Deserve Better in Surry County, the dog was left on the doorstep of a Dogs Deserve Better worker. The dog, Leah, was treated at Roger’s Veterinary Hospital in Smithfield.

Dr. Kathryn Bouvier at Roger's Veterinary Hospital said there is a trail of bullet fragments from Leah's snout where she was shot all the way to her spinal chord. Bouvier said the main concern now is fragment moving or infection. 

 

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