PARIS, Ky. (WKYT) - Those who work at Paris Animal Welfare Society (PAWS) say it’s not uncommon for a sad story to pass through their doors in the form of a stray or mistreated animal. But for a young pitbull mix named Lynch, PAWS has become a home for much of his life.
“Lynch first came to us back in 2023 as a stray, he started out with us as a puppy pretty much,” said Dana Herrington with PAWS.
Lynch was reclaimed by his owner in 2023, “and then again in 2024, he was brought back in as a stray.”
Disgusting. Hurts my heart to see any pup treated like that. We rescued a pit/boxer mix a few months ago, and he was heading towards what that little fella looked like. Not out of meanness - just dumbness. They had too many mouths to feed, he and his siblings were last in line. He has since doubled his weight and is a happy boy!
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ReplyDeleteI have 4 dogs and plenty of room, but I can't afford any more, or I'd have more. However, I do have a solution for the sociopathic, low life, cretins that abuse animals...
ReplyDeleteWe dogsit a pit mix rescued by our son and DIL, and he can be a handful. He was found on the streets of San Antonio at approximately 3 years old and has lifelong trust issues that make it difficult to have people around who he does not know well. Flat-out HATES children. It really makes me wonder what all he suffered in those 3 years.
ReplyDeleteHad a whole career dealing with folks that were strangers to "good decision making". Couldn't take care of themselves let alone their children and they'd get a dog or cat. We could get the kids out.
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