Once tortured by criminals, Mexico 'survivor' dog looks to win top pet contest

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Once tortured by criminals, Mexico 'survivor' dog looks to win top pet contest
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Rescued as a one-year-old with his front limbs destroyed, Pay de Limon (Lemon Pie) found much-needed love at a shelter south of Mexico City, which says he is thriving 12 years later.

Running around on his new prosthetic legs, a Mexican pup once tortured by criminal groups is now living the dog dream, adored by his adopted caretakers and even a finalist for the title of America's favorite pet.

A rescued dog named Pay de Limon , who is in the running for America's favorite pet title and whose front paws, according to media reports, were chopped off by organised crime, runs wearing his two front prosthetic legs at Milagros Caninos, in Xochimilco, Mexico February 21, 2023. REUTERS/Raquel Cunha

A man puts on two front prosthetic legs to a rescued dog named Pay de Limon , who is in the running for America's favorite pet title and whose front paws, according to media reports, were chopped off by organised crime, at Milagros Caninos, in Xochimilco, Mexico February 21, 2023. REUTERS/Raquel Cunha

Found abandoned in a dumpster in Mexico's central Zacatecas state, a hotbed for cartels and organised crime, Lemon Pie was later transported to the safety of the shelter in the capital.

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