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‘Heartbreaking case’: BC SPCA rescues emaciated dog from home in Nanaimo, B.C.

A dog named Jace was confiscated from a Nanaimo property due to being "skeletal," according to the B.C. SPCA.
Jace suffered from muscle loss, limited vision, and pressure sores, and his only shelter was a wet doghouse, as stated by the B.C. SPCA.
Under veterinary care, Jace is gaining weight and has an exercise plan, showing trust towards the staff, as reported by the B.C. SPCA.
Eileen Drever from the B.C. SPCA described the case as "truly heartbreaking" in a press release.

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‘Heartbreaking case’: BC SPCA rescues emaciated dog from home in Nanaimo, B.C.

The BC SPCA is hoping for a heartwarming end to the story of one poor, emaciated Mastiff mix who was recently rescued from a house in Nanaimo, B.C.

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Sooke News Mirror

'Skeletal, shivering' dog seized from Nanaimo property during cold snap

Jace now in care of B.C. SPCA and gaining weight under veterinary supervision

23 hours ago·Victoria, Canada

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BC SPCA seizes 'skeletal' dog in critical condition from Nanaimo property

A chained-up dog that was so emaciated he could barely walk has been rescued from a Nanaimo property, according to the BC SPCA.

23 hours ago·Victoria, Canada

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nanaimonewsnow.com

Emaciated dog rescued by Nanaimo SPCA after being found ‘barely able to walk’

NANAIMO - A young mastiff dog is now under the care of the Nanaimo and District SPCA after being rescued from ...

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