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Beautiful Husky Saved From 20 Foot Deep Sinkhole Only To Be Forgotten At Shelter

Update 6/29/2023: Sinky has been rescued!

San Bernardino City, CA – A beautiful husky was saved after falling into a 20-foot-deep sinkhole, but now it appears that he has been forgotten. The senior dog, dubbed Sinky, was taken to the San Bernardino City Animal Control on May 17, but nobody came to get him and he has not been rescued or adopted.

A social media post on Sinky’s behalf reads:

This poor fellow was found at the bottom of a 20′ sinkhole on 5/17/23. That’s one month ago from when this post is being made. They don’t know how long he had been there but he was treated for dehydration. He likely sustained injuries in the fall but unfortunately was not x-rayed by the shelter’s vet. They gave him pain injection on 5/18. Not sure if he has had any since then.

How tragic would it be for Sinky to survive a terrible fall, only to die because nobody wants to save him from the animal control agency? Please help spare Sinky’s life by sharing his adoption information.

Petharbor link here.

For more information about this animal, call:
San Bernardino City Animal Control at (909) 384-1304
Ask for information about animal ID number A555373

Shelter address is 333 Chandler Place, San Bernardino, CA Telephone (909) 384-1304 OR (909) 384-7272
✳️ To place a rescue hold on any animal, please provide the name of your rescue, the name of your puller, the date of the pull, the animal’s ID# and send email to: SBRescue@sbcity.org
Apply to foster here;
Note: All inquiries about this dog MUST be made directly to the shelter. Animal Victory is not the point of contact and has no affiliation with this dog, or this shelter.
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4 COMMENTS

  1. How disgusting! The poor animal is at a place that could attend to his injuries and they pretty much ignore him. The establishment should be closed! They obviously have no regard for these poor animals.

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  2. This is messed up if he has injuries the shelter should take care of that what happen to getting him fixed up then putting him up for adoption or a foster they charge enough to adopt I just paid 650 for my little girl at a shelter I hate people who don’t like animals and hurt them I feel he was pushed in to that hole left to die my heart hurts for him alls they want is to be loved safe a home and food and water to much animal abuse and neglect and although the laws are changing a little it’s not enough

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