12/07/2025
‼️ if I can help this senior who is suffering from prostate enlargement causing urine retention do we have pledges for care?
He needs hospitalization and surgery how big of a survey is unknown until exam
The obvious is neutering him but if he’s backed up with urine retention that’s a much bigger surgery.
I’m not a pull partner but I have submitted my documentation for pull rights.
Please pledge below
THIS BOYS EYES JUST BREAK YOUR HEART HIS STORY CANNOT END HERE IN A SHELTER BECAUSE HIS FAMILY DIDNT CARE TO COME GET HIM !
HES ABSOLUTELY ADORABLE !
HES ON BORROWED TIME !
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WATCH HIS VIDEOS WITH THE 4 TH OF JULY AROUND THE CORNER HIS DAYS ARE NUMBERED !
🆘URGENT MEDICAL RESCUE NEEDED🆘
Titan (also known as Big Mac) is an 8-year-old black and tan German Shepherd who weighs approximately 116 lbs. He has been at the shelter since June 2, 2025, and was originally due for euthanasia on 6/25. He’s been granted an extension, but no one knows how long he has left. The shelter is doing all they can to hold on, but they can’t keep him much longer without a committed rescue.
Medical Summary:
Titan is suffering from prostatic enlargement—likely BPH—which is causing urinary retention and painful straining. He also has urine scalding around his sc***um and prepuce. He’s currently being treated with antibiotics and anti-inflammatories, but he urgently needs to be neutered and pulled by a medical rescue.
Without intervention, he’s at risk of complete urinary blockage, which would lead to a painful and irreversible decline. In that case, humane euthanasia would be recommended.
Medications:
Cephalexin 500mg, 2 tablets orally twice daily (10 days)
Carprofen 100mg, 1 tablet orally twice daily (7 days)
What You Should Know About Titan:
Wonderfully behaved, a true gentle giant
Walks calmly on leash—no pulling
Shows no aggression toward other dogs
Loves toys and treats in that order (and is gentle with both)
Craves affection and seeks out attention
Enjoys ear scratches and human connection
Titan is a fantastic dog with a sweet soul and the heart of a survivor. Please don’t let his story end here. He needs out. He needs you.
Moreno Valley Animal Shelter
14041 Elsworth Street, Moreno Valley, CA 92553
951-413-3790
PUBLIC EMAIL/GENERAL INFO: [email protected]
RESCUE EMAIL: [email protected]
Adoption hours:
Tuesday - Friday 10 am - 5 pm
Saturday 10:30 am - 3:30 pm
(Closed Sunday-Monday & Holidays)