SIOUX CITY — Watching a young dog named Dustin run, swim and bark at a Sioux City park, one would never imagine that six months ago he was hours, maybe only minutes, away from dying.
WARNING: This video shows the graphic results of animal abuse. Dustin the dog was brought to Dakota Dunes Animal Hospital malnourished and on the verge of death. Six months later, he is now healthy and ready to be adopted.
Provided by Noah's Hope Animal Rescue
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Dustin, a boxer/mastiff mix, plays at Prairie Park in Sioux City with Rita Lott, who is fostering him with her husband, Robert. Nearly dead from starvation, he was surrendered to Noah's Hope Animal Rescue in February and has had a nearly miraculous recovery.
Dustin, a boxer/mastiff mix, plays at Prairie Park in Sioux City. Near death from starvation in February, he's now fully recovered, weighs a healthy 53 pounds and is up for adoption.
Full of energy, Dustin, a boxer/mastiff mix, enjoys playing at local parks with his foster couple. Near death from starvation six months ago, he has recovered and is up for adoption.
Dustin, a boxer/mastiff mix, swims in the pond at Prairie Park in Sioux City. Recovered from severe starvation, Dustin loves to swim and run with other dogs.
