He has passed from this world but will fur-ever live in our hearts. Cooper is a 9 year old pit bull who had a rough start to life. Despite what humans have done to him he has always been super sweet and loves everyone he meets. here is his story...
On Jan. 11th, 2015 Cheshire Abbey received a call that an injured dog had been either thrown out or abandoned and had taken up residence under a trailer home in South Jackson. He was cold, malnourished, had scars all over his head and neck and was unable to walk. Suzie and her daughter went to try and help....
Cooper saw us and literally drug his little broken body to us wagging his tail the entire time:) He let us load him into the car and we headed to the Emergency Vet......not before stopping for some yummy people food on the way for him to fill up on. The 2 Vets at the Emergency Clinic told us he had nerve damage to his front left leg and multiple fractures to his rear left leg, they said it would be impossible to repair and he would not have any quality of life, our best option was to put him to sleep and end his suffering. We sincerely felt as if we had no choice and signed the papers to have him euthanized. My daughter and I had been joined by Chrissy Cheshire with Cheshire Abbey, a local animal rescue group and we all 3 cried while signing the papers to allow them to end his life. My daughter and I left, I was hyperventilating while my 15 year old daughter tried to tell me we were doing the right thing. I just could not imagine having to put him down, he literally snuggled and licked Tyler the whole way to the Vet and was so genuinely happy to have us there to help him. About an hour later I received a call from Chrissy, she had contacted other rescue groups who joined her at the Vet and after visiting with Cooper they decided he ad way to much personality to be put down, they found a video of another 2 legged dog named "super fifty boy" and he became our inspiration to try and save Cooper. Our hope is that Cooper will make a full recovery, we don't know if he will end up with 2 legs or 3, we are desperately trying for 3 but its not likely. We are hoping that once healed and rehabilitated, Cooper will be an inspiration to those who have lost a limb....... or two:) He has such an amazing personality and is such a charmer he simply deserves a chance. Cooper was adopted by his foster fail family the Cole's. he is now 9 years old and recently lost his pit sister Chanel. he is extremely spoiled and loving life as the center of his humans universe.
