This kid had his nose and ears cut off, but fate was kind to him

This kid had his nose and ears cut off, but fate was kind to him

Baron came to the attention of a woman who had lost her rescued Rottie in the time since he was found brutally disfigured. That’s when something amazing happened. And wait until you see the most recent photo of Baron. Wow!

This sight terrified even the most experienced dog rescuers. A Rottweiler was rescued by the Michigan Humane Society. It was discovered wandering around the streets of Detroit, its nose and ears frozen.

«It appears that someone purposefully maimed this poor dog, causing it a great deal of suffering,» MHS said in a Facebook post.

On Tuesday, January 17, 2017, the dog, now named Baron, was discovered near Livernois and Warren on Detroit’s southwest side.

MHS rushed to rescue the injured dog after someone reported seeing him.

Baron was treated for his injuries at MHS’s excellent animal care center. «Baron is doing remarkably well considering his injuries,» his vet said. He is now stable and taking pain relievers and antibiotics.

MHS stated in their most recent survey update that they are still looking for tips and are investigating the community where the Baron was discovered.

«This silent cruelty is intolerable. We want to be a voice for these animals, and as a community, we want to talk about how we can prevent this from happening again.» «This animal deserves justice,» Ramos added.

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Baron has finally found his forever home! The lovely Rorty has a family just a few months after the Baron was found severely injured and underwent several operations!

Here’s the most recent MHS video, which provides an update on Baron. Please keep in mind that the video may take a few seconds to load.

Since the news about the poor baron broke, the reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the responsible person has risen from US$2,500 to US$11,200.

Anyone with information about this incident should call the Michigan Humane Society’s Cruelty Investigation Department at (313) 872-3401.

The family previously had a rescued Rottie and are overjoyed to be adopting Baron. The only thing that could improve Baron’s story is if the criminals were apprehended and brought to justice.

The short video below tells Baron’s story and includes a brief interview with his adoptive parents, who express their gratitude that Baron chose them as well!