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Oct. 09--REDLANDS-- A severely Tiffany Charm bracelet German Shepherd dog who was left for dead by the side of a road is making a slow recovery back to normalcy.A few days ago the dog, newly named Argus, was found lying on the side of the road by Redlands Tiffany Charm pendant Services, said Tiffany Norton of Coastal German Shepherd Rescue.Because of his emaciated, skin-and-bones appearance, animal services workers thought he was dead, Norton said.

Rescue workers say Argus was not a stray, but clearly someone's pet, due to collar marks around his neck. According to Norton, nothing is known about Tiffany Christmas Tree charm and chain former owner, except that he or she likely recently abandoned Argus after years of neglect."The fly strikes on his ears again doesn't happen overnight, this is from being in a filthy yard for quite some time and having his ears bitten by flies, Norton, who is the head of the canine rescue group, said.

Argus is so weak and was left without food for so long that he cannot complete normal functions without difficulty."He looks like he just got taken Tiffany Paloma Picasso a concentration camp," said Dr. Matthew Wheaton, who is helping with Argus' veterinary care. "He can barely do the normal things like lifting his head up, walking."Veterinary technicians at Alicia Pet Care Center, where Argus is being treated, report smalls steps in his progress.