z_Hogan

***COURTESY LISTING***<br/><BR>We're listing Hogan as a courtesy to our friends at Scouts Honor Rescue in Houston. To learn more about Hogan, visit <A HREF="http://www.scoutshonor.org">www.scoutshonor.org</A> or email <br/><A HREF="mailto:lesliehillendahl@yahoo.com">lesliehillendahl@yahoo.com</A>?. Here is his story:<br/><br/><P>Meet Hogan! Hogan came to us under sad circumstances. Hogan had owners but had allegedly gotten out somehow and went missing. But, being a loyal companion, Hogan returned home after a few days. However, while he was out he was shot in the leg by some horrible person. Even after being shot and suffering extreme pain, this boy didn't give up and lay down to die, but hobbled back home. When he got home he probably expected his family to be thrilled and do everything they could to help him. Unfortunately for Hogan, that was not what happened. His "family" took him to the vet, considered saving him, and then decided they didn’t want to spend the money on a “dog”. So they just left him there and then just called back on the phone and said to put him to sleep. So poor Hogan's family's reward for his loyalty was to desert him and have him euthanized. Well, we happened to be there with one of our other dogs who is very sick and couldn't let such a sweet boy suffer such a horrible fate and we stepped in to help him. <br/><br/><P>Hogan had been shot in the leg which shattered all of his bones in his left front leg and it was beyond saving. So, he underwent surgery 2/12/12 night and is recovering nicely. Understandably, our sweet boy is having a bit of a tough time right now trying to figure out why he only has 3 legs now and probably more importantly, why his family is gone. The vets and vet techs are just doting over him and he is a very lovable guy. Even before they got him on pain meds, they were all commenting on how sweet he was, despite the excruciating pain he must have been enduring. <br/><br/><P>Hogan is now in a foster home recovering and awaiting his forever home. Hogan is 1 year and 2 months old. He’s now up to date on vaccinations and neutered. <br/><br/><P>To learn more about Hogan, visit <A HREF="http://www.scoutshonor.org">www.scoutshonor.org</A> or email <br/><A HREF="mailto:lesliehillendahl@yahoo.com">lesliehillendahl@yahoo.com</A>?.

***COURTESY LISTING***

We're listing Hogan as a courtesy to our friends at Scouts Honor Rescue in Houston. To learn more about Hogan, visit www.scoutshonor.org or email
lesliehillendahl@yahoo.com?. Here is his story:

Meet Hogan! Hogan came to us under sad circumstances. Hogan had owners but had allegedly gotten out somehow and went missing. But, being a loyal companion, Hogan returned home after a few days. However, while he was out he was shot in the leg by some horrible person. Even after being shot and suffering extreme pain, this boy didn't give up and lay down to die, but hobbled back home. When he got home he probably expected his family to be thrilled and do everything they could to help him. Unfortunately for Hogan, that was not what happened. His "family" took him to the vet, considered saving him, and then decided they didn’t want to spend the money on a “dog”. So they just left him there and then just

***COURTESY LISTING***

We're listing Hogan as a courtesy to our friends at Scouts Honor Rescue in Houston. To learn more about Hogan, visit www.scoutshonor.org or email
lesliehillendahl@yahoo.com?. Here is his story:

Meet Hogan! Hogan came to us under sad circumstances. Hogan had owners but had allegedly gotten out somehow and went missing. But, being a loyal companion, Hogan returned home after a few days. However, while he was out he was shot in the leg by some horrible person. Even after being shot and suffering extreme pain, this boy didn't give up and lay down to die, but hobbled back home. When he got home he probably expected his family to be thrilled and do everything they could to help him. Unfortunately for Hogan, that was not what happened. His "family" took him to the vet, considered saving him, and then decided they didn’t want to spend the money on a “dog”. So they just left him there and then just called back on the phone and said to put him to sleep. So poor Hogan's family's reward for his loyalty was to desert him and have him euthanized. Well, we happened to be there with one of our other dogs who is very sick and couldn't let such a sweet boy suffer such a horrible fate and we stepped in to help him.

Hogan had been shot in the leg which shattered all of his bones in his lef