A severely emaciated dog has been found in Helensburgh.
The Scottish SPCA have launched an appeal for information after a Staffordshire bull terrier was was found on the A818, Black Hill.
The poor pup had severe pressure sores on his back end, near his tail.
The SPCA explained they alerted to the tan staffie by Police Scotland on April 6 after he was handed into them by a member of the public.
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Scottish SPCA inspector Laura McIntyre said, “We were notified by Police Scotland of a seriously emaciated dog who had been found on Black Hill.
“He is in a terrible state and has severe pressure sores on his back end, near his tail.
“We are keen to speak to his owner as soon as possible or anyone who can tell us more about this boy.
“He received much needed veterinary treatment and is currently being cared for at one of centres.
“We would urge anyone who recognises him or knows anything to contact our confidential animal helpline on 03000 999 999.”
