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This is "Lucky Jack". Jack was cruelly shot with a steel tip bow by a hunter somewhere near Jessieville. The arrow entered Jack's jaw and exited out his eye. This is one of the worst episodes of animal cruelty ever seen by Dr. Bob and the staff of All Pet Center.
Due to financial reasons, Jack’s owner has relinquished him and his further care to the Village Vet Services. Dr. Bob is in contact with veterinary surgeons concerning the chances for a successful surgery. Jack is off medication for now and doing well. He cannot open his mouth completely nor will he be able to do so until the arrowhead is removed. If you or someone you know if a hunter, since hunting season is approaching, please be responsible. What happened to Jack is NOT a sport - it is animal cruelty. If you witness any incidents of animal abuse, please report the matter to your local authorities.
NEWS UPDATE: 13 February 2008
Jack is Back! "Lucky Jack" returned from Louisiana School of Veterinary Medicine in Baton Rouge , Louisiana on Friday, February 9th, from a successful surgery to extract the arrowhead lodged in his skull. The surgical site is visible on these updated pictures. Other than a brief nosebleed, Jack came through with flying colors. Dr. Giselle Hosgood, surgeon at LSU, performed the surgery. The surgery took about an hour. Jack will be convalescing the the All Pet Center for a couple of weeks. Dr. Bob Zepecki is initiating a nationwide search for a home for Jack. Just a few rules from Dr. Bob: Jack will be placed in a home with no current pet. Jack's new home must have a fenced yard. Lucky Jack walks well on a leash, and prefers rural or suburban areas. Kids in the house are fine if they are over 5 years old. If Jack develops future medical problems , new caregivers should be financially capable of caring for him. The ARF fund will sponsor Jacks first year of insurance, although the present conditions will be excluded. Potential caregivers should have a history of excellent care for their pets, or "Friends", better yet. Jack has had a "hard start" in life. We would like him to have a very pleasant life with many years of care and affection. ~ Dr. Bob View the Fox News coverage of this compelling story of a little dog's will to live!
Just click on each icon below to see the before and after reports on Lucky Jack and how the generosity of a nation helped to save his life.
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