'Lucky' Pooch Survives Arrow Attack; Vet Hoping to Perform Complex Surgery
HOT SPRINGS, Ark. (Foxnews) — The don't call him "Lucky Jack" for nothing. The courageous canine is still alive after being shot in the head more than two months ago with an arrow that is still lodged in his skull. Dr. Bob Zepecki, the veterinarian caring for "Jack," said thousands of dollars in donations are needed to pay for surgery that could cost more than $5,000. The arrow miraculously missed Jack's brain, eyes, and major nerve endings, and struck the only place that wouldn't leave any permanent damage. “After all of that, somehow he is still alive," Zepecki told FOX16 in Little Rock. "All his sensory nerves are intact and that's the miracle, the miraculous part of all this." The shaft of the arrow has been removed, but can't stay there forever, Zepecki said. The vet said he hoped to raise enough money by Tuesday to perform surgery on Thursday.
I swear... I've never been to Hot Springs, Arkansas.
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It’s a sick world. I repeat… it’s a sin-sick world. “The heart is more deceitful than all else and is desperately sick…” Jeremiah 17:9
Man you're right...$5,000 is a lot of money to spend.
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