Allied Services Urgently Requests Assistance for Dog

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Allied Services is reaching out to the community for urgent assistance regarding a 6-year-old, 40-pound male dog named Odin. Odin is currently in need of immediate rehoming and medical attention after the recent passing of his owner.

Odin, a friendly dog who has never been to a veterinarian and is not vaccinated, has developed a rash on his back and legs. His family, located in Nanticoke, PA, is unable to provide the necessary care or financial support for his medical needs. While the Luzerne County SPCA has generously offered assistance with food, the family is looking for help in securing a caretaker, foster, or permanent home for Odin as soon as possible.

The family is willing to transport Odin to any location in the NEPA region and is seeking any available resources to cover his care and rehoming fees. Financial assistance is available to offset adoption or care costs for those able to help.

If you can offer assistance or know of potential solutions, please contact Laurie at Allied Services’ Pet Peace of Mind program at 570-290-3285 (call or text).

We appreciate your dedication to animal welfare and your continued support of the animals in our community.

The NEPA Animal Welfare Collaborative is reaching out to the community for urgent assistance regarding a 6-year-old, 40-pound male dog named Odin. Odin is currently in need of immediate rehoming and medical attention after the recent passing of his owner.

Odin, a friendly dog who has never been to a veterinarian and is not vaccinated, has developed a rash on his back and legs. His family, located in Nanticoke, PA, is unable to provide the necessary care or financial support for his medical needs. While the Luzerne County SPCA has generously offered assistance with food, the family is looking for help in securing a caretaker, foster, or permanent home for Odin as soon as possible.

The family is willing to transport Odin to any location in the NEPA region and is seeking any available resources to cover his care and rehoming fees. Financial assistance is available to offset adoption or care costs for those able to help.

If you can offer assistance or know of potential solutions, please contact Laurie at Allied Services’ Pet Peace of Mind program at 570-290-3285 (call or text).

We appreciate your dedication to animal welfare and your continued support of the animals in our community.