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Legacy - Mixed Breed Dog
For Adoption
DogMixed Breed
ProfileMale, 15 Years 8 Months
VaccinatedNot Sure
DewormedNot Sure
Neutered
No 
ConditionMinor Injury
BodyMedium Size, Medium Fur
ColorCream
LocationPetaling Jaya, Selangor
Posted9 Nov 2009 (Updated 15 Nov 2009)
Adoption FeeFREE
 
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I came across a beautiful dog lying at the road side near centre point in bandar utama three sundays ago. When I approached him, I realised he could not stand as his right leg was injured.

Managed to transport him to the Vet. X ray showed that he suffers from pelvic bone and tail
bone fracture. The pelvic bone fracture, according to the vet, will heal by itseslf but the tail may have to be amputated.

There WAS no anal tone, hence he couldn't
control his bowel movement. Currently he is still in the animal hospital and besides conventional treatment, he is also
undergoing acupuncture treatment.

I am so happy to hear from the vet few days ago that the anal tone is coming back. So this mean the possibility of him regaining control of his bowel movement is very high.

He is a very clean conscious dog. Keeps on licking himself and can paw whenever you extend your hand! He will give the other paw when u ask for "Another Paw"!

The potential owner has to be
very committed as it may be quite messy if the treatment is
not successful. (I think he will recover fully) But he is of a very good nature and estimated to be less than a year old. A waste if we have to
put it down.

Attached are pictures of this beautiful dog. I called him
Legacy!
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before rescue
before rescue


loveable
loveable


curious?
curious?


happy dog
happy dog


had his pork, egg and cheese! yummy
had his pork, egg and cheese! yummy


happy - after lunch 10.11.2009
happy - after lunch 10.11.2009


sad!
sad!


watching the flow of water
watching the flow of water








Comments
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Eileen08   Nov 10th 2009 at 3:32PM
Such a gorgeous dog. Was he involved in an accident or a case of abuse?
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advocates   Nov 11th 2009 at 12:22AM
The vet suspects that he was ran over by a car. sad huh...
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WaiSam   Nov 11th 2009 at 1:26AM
He looked very clean tho'
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advocates   Nov 11th 2009 at 1:54PM
Yes pandalovers, he is actually very clean. Just returned from visiting him at the hospital. Fed him hard boiled egg, steam pork and beef liver! He got a huge appetite..gosh! Really hope someone will adopt him cause he is really a lovely dog.
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WaiSam   Nov 13th 2009 at 1:26AM
I can tell he is very very adorable!
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isegail   Nov 14th 2009 at 2:21PM
Is he still up for adoption? I'm looking to adopt an adult dog and I should have plenty of time with him since I'm a student doing my postgraduate.
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advocates   Nov 15th 2009 at 5:03PM
Hi Isegail, thanks for the enquiry. Yes he is stilll up for adoption. I just return from visiting him. He stood throughout the 10 mins and when he was eating. Vet says in a few weeks time he will be running!!!

Seriously, he is one of the best natured dogs i have ever come across. I am sure he will be extremeely loyal and affectionate to his owner.

Please call me at if you wish to see legacy before making a decision to adopt him. I can make the necessary arrangement on a no obligation basis. I just want to find him a good home!
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Just an update. I visited legacy today at the Vet. My my...he can stand on all four legs now and very excited to see me. Keeps on barking and he can walk around! Hope Legacy finds a good home!
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Legacy is doing well. He has been transferred to Dr. Edmund's clinic in puchong upon request by Malaysian Dog Deserve Better. He will now be vaccinated and his tail amputated. Then ready for adoption!
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WaiSam   Dec 8th 2009 at 2:19AM
Hope that he finds a good home!! The beautiful tail has been amputated?
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advocates   Dec 8th 2009 at 2:34PM
Not yet cause the acupuncurist says give it some time although we are rather pessimistic. please ask ur frens whether any of them want to adopt ya
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WaiSam   Dec 8th 2009 at 7:27PM
sure!! but I have many dogs looking for adopters as well! Maybe bring him to adoption drive when he is ready
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advocates   Dec 9th 2009 at 1:52PM
Thanks pandalover. Let me know when and where is the adoption drive.
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shaveen24   Jan 12th 2010 at 8:52AM
Hi, how is legacy doin? has he been adopted yet? his tail realy gone?
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advocates   Jan 12th 2010 at 2:36PM
Hi Shaveen,

He is doing fine. Still in clinic waiting for adoption. We decided to leave the tai intact. It would depend on the new owner whether to amputate it. On a positive note, Dr. Suzana, the acupunturist is quite optimistic that legacy may regain the use of his tail...Thanks for the inquiry.

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