Dog With Partially Amputated Leg Rescued By SEPTA Workers
PHILADELPHIA (CBS) — A small dog, once in danger, is now safe thanks to a group of SEPTA workers.
Jermaine was named after one of the workers helped rescue him.
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The stray was recently found roaming the tracks near the 69th Street terminal.
The SEPTA workers feared he could get hurt, or killed, so they set up a trap to get him out of harms way.
Jermaine is now in recovery at Keystone Veterinary Emergency and Referral in Havertown.
Vets say he has a partially amputated leg, likely due to electrocution or being hit by something, and other injuries.
A GoFundMe page has been set up to raise money for the surgeries Jermaine needs.
