Henley has been at Countryside Animal Clinic for almost two weeks after having his leg amputated. The next step is getting him back home to his family in Maine.
Families are still in the hospital, figuring out medical bills and how to get home to other states.
For one family, they’re working to also find a way to get their dogs back home.
For almost two weeks, Henley, known as the “Turnpike Dog,” has been recovering at Countryside Animal Clinic in Wauseon. Henley was inside one of the cars involved in one of the crashes and at some point shattered his leg.
“We don’t know exactly whether he was injured in the actual impact or whether he perhaps got bumped by a car after the car accident occurred and he got loose,” Dr. Jill Dentel, a veterinarian at Countryside Animal Clinic said.
Henley and his brother Davey both got out …
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