Reward offered after dog was discovered in dumpster

A dog beaten to within an inch of her life was found in a dumpster in Missouri.

The dog, who has since been named Iris, was brought into Midwest Animal ResQ, which is now offering a $5,000 reward for information about how she ended up near death, Fox4KC reports.

Iris was given her name by the shelter, which says she is recovering. The shelter estimates that she is around one year old.

 

A dog was found near-death in a dumpster in Raytown, Missouri

The dog, who has since been named Iris, was taken to the Midwest Animal Resq

The dog, who has since been named Iris, was taken to the Midwest Animal Resq

The shelter says the dog is around one year old

The shelter says the dog is around one year old

In a Monday Facebook post, the shelter wrote: ‘Her red blood cell count is still very low, and her infections are not under control yet. 

‘She is taking treats like a champ, and curled up in my lap for a cuddle. She will be in the hospital all week, and received another blood transfusion today.’

The shelter noted to Fox4KC that she has ‘a whole list of health concerns’.

Around $14,000 has been raised for her medical expenses.

Iris was found in a dumpster in Raytown, a suburb of Kansas City. Employees of local shops say that she is the second dog to have been found in a dumpster in the area.

A woman who is adopting Iris told Fox4KC: ‘She’s very sweet, super calm, very loving, likes to lay her head in your hand.’

But she added: ‘She’s pretty clammed up still.’

The shelter says Iris is recovering and is offering a $5,000 reward for any information on what led her to be found in the dumpster

The shelter says Iris is recovering and is offering a $5,000 reward for any information on what led her to be found in the dumpster

The shelter wrote on Facebook: 'Her red blood cell count is still very low, and her infections are not under control yet'

The shelter wrote on Facebook: ‘Her red blood cell count is still very low, and her infections are not under control yet’

The Facebook post continues: 'She is taking treats like a champ, and curled up in my lap for a cuddle. She will be in the hospital all week, and received another blood transfusion today'

The Facebook post continues: ‘She is taking treats like a champ, and curled up in my lap for a cuddle. She will be in the hospital all week, and received another blood transfusion today’

The shelter notes that Iris has 'a whole list of health concerns'

The shelter notes that Iris has ‘a whole list of health concerns’

A woman who is adopting Iris said: 'She's very sweet, super calm, very loving, likes to lay her head in your hand'

A woman who is adopting Iris said: ‘She’s very sweet, super calm, very loving, likes to lay her head in your hand’

The woman also added: 'She's pretty clammed up still'

The woman also added: ‘She’s pretty clammed up still’

Raytown, where Iris was found, is a suburb of Kansas City

Raytown, where Iris was found, is a suburb of Kansas City

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