Summary
A Maltese puppy named Churro survived a coyote attack in San Diego, losing a leg and suffering severe injuries. After a six-month quarantine for rabies due to lack of previous vaccination, Churro is now healthy and ready for a new home. The San Diego Humane Society celebrated his recovery with a special event.
Key Facts
- Churro, a Maltese puppy, was attacked by a coyote in San Diego, resulting in the loss of a leg and neck injuries.
- After the attack, he was taken to the San Diego Humane Society for emergency treatment.
- Churro needed his left front leg amputated and received treatment for neck wounds.
- Due to the suspected rabies risk, Churro underwent a six-month quarantine.
- The San Diego Humane Society staff celebrated the end of his quarantine and his recovery.
- California is a known hotspot for coyote attacks, although they are rare.
- Churro is now healthy and ready for adoption, having been declared rabies-free.
