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Love Promise Stories from Prestige Subaru
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Andre, the Gentle Giant - Lisa B
This poor, senior guy was rescued by the SPCA of Westchester. When we found him it was very apparent he had a lot of health issues that had been ignored and he'd been neglected for quite some time. Not only was Andre (which we named him) extremely skinny and malnourished, his ears were badly cropped and infected, many of his teeth were broken, his skin was bad and he was suffering with a severe groin injury. Someone tied Andre to a pole of our outdoor fenced doggy play area where our trainers luckily found him. We believe the person(s) snuck in through the woods when no staff were outside to see them abandoning him. In our care Andre received all the TLC and medical treatment he so desperately needed and underwent a lengthy emergency surgery for his groin injury the same day we found him at our SPCA clinic. Even in pain Andre was a total gentleman, always smiling and just seemed so happy to be with us. He doesn't have a mean bone in his body even though he'd clearly not been treated well in the past. Andre, aka Shrek, is the true definition of a gentle giant. He was in foster for a few months so we could get him healthy before finding him a new home. The family who adopted him initially came in for a puppy or young dog but once they spotted him, they fell head over heels and the rest is history! I imagine they never thought they'd leave with a 100+ lb. senior mastiff when they came in looking to adopt!
