MEXICO CITY — A dog reportedly mutilated by Mexican drug
traffickers is recovering at a sanctuary for abused and abandoned dogs.
Sanctuary owner Patricia Ruiz says Pay de Limon, or Lemon Pie, was fitted with prosthetic front legs last year. The Belgian shepherd mix now walks, jumps and runs.
Ruiz says the dog was left in a trash can to die after his two legs were cut off. She says people who asked her to help Pay de Limon told her that drug traffickers used the dog to practice for mutilating humans.
Sanctuary owner Patricia Ruiz says Pay de Limon, or Lemon Pie, was fitted with prosthetic front legs last year. The Belgian shepherd mix now walks, jumps and runs.
Ruiz says the dog was left in a trash can to die after his two legs were cut off. She says people who asked her to help Pay de Limon told her that drug traffickers used the dog to practice for mutilating humans.
Menta, equipped with a dog wheelchair, takes a rest at the "Milagros
Caninos," sanctuary for abused and abandoned dogs, in Mexico City,
Friday, Jan. 11, 2013. About 128 abused dogs are sheltered at the
Milagros Caninos sanctuary. Dogs on wheelchairs, blind, deaf or ill
frolic and run around the huge sanctuary in the southern part of Mexico
City.
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