<p>A dog miraculously survived being shot in the head after fleeing his breeding farm and going missing in the US. The Pennsylvania Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (PSPCA) shared photos of the corgi named Arthur, on Instagram and shared the dog's story in the caption.</p>

<p>"Arthur is fortunate to be alive. That is not an exaggeration," PSPCA said in the post. Arthur was discovered crawling under a fence in the rural town of New Holland, Lancaster County, according to the organization.</p>

<p>Initially, the property owners told PSPCA that the fence caused the injured dog's head wound. Vets later determined that he had been shot between the eyes and left for dead.</p>

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<p><strong>What happened with the dog and how did he survive?</strong></p>

<p>The dog's head wound was large and covered in debris. "He was in too much pain for a full exam," the organization added, "so he was started on pain medication and antibiotics."</p>

<p>The shelter also stated that when the veterinary staff treated him for his wound, an X-ray revealed how close the bullet fragments came to killing him. The dog, thankfully, survived. However, it is still unknown who shot the dog. The PSPCA's Humane Law Enforcement team is looking into this heinous crime.</p>

<p>Read More:<a href="https://www.wionews.com/india/army-dog-axel-killed-during-encounter-with-terrorists-in-jk-502150"> Indian Army dog Axel killed during encounter with terrorists in J&amp;K</a></p>

<p><strong>What is the condition of Corgi currently?</strong></p>

<p>Arthur is doing fantastically well. He spends his days in the hospital receiving oral and topical antibiotics. His wound is also healing beautifully, and his breathing is much better. PSPCA is optimistic that Arthur will recover completely.</p>

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A dog miraculously survived being shot in the head after fleeing his breeding farm and going missing in the US. The Pennsylvania Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (PSPCA) shared photos of the corgi named Arthur, on Instagram and shared the dog's story in the caption.

A dog miraculously survived being shot in the head after fleeing his breeding farm and going missing in the US. The Pennsylvania Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (PSPCA) shared photos of the corgi named Arthur, on Instagram and shared the dog's story in the caption. "Arthur is fortunate to be alive. That is not an exaggeration," PSPCA said in the post. Arthur was discovered crawling under a fence in the rural town of New Holland, Lancaster County, according to the organization. Initially, the property owners told PSPCA that the fence caused the injured dog's head wound. Vets later determined that he had been shot between the eyes and left for dead. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Pennsylvania SPCA (@pspca) × What happened with the dog and how did he survive? The dog's head wound was large and covered in debris. "He was in too much pain for a full exam," the organization added, "so he was started on pain medication and antibiotics." The shelter also stated that when the veterinary staff treated him for his wound, an X-ray revealed how close the bullet fragments came to killing him. The dog, thankfully, survived. However, it is still unknown who shot the dog. The PSPCA's Humane Law Enforcement team is looking into this heinous crime. Read More: Indian Army dog Axel killed during encounter with terrorists in J&K What is the condition of Corgi currently? Arthur is doing fantastically well. He spends his days in the hospital receiving oral and topical antibiotics. His wound is also healing beautifully, and his breathing is much better. PSPCA is optimistic that Arthur will recover completely. (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE:

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<p>'Corgi Cam' pop-ups have been set up in London as Queen Elizabeth II celebrates her Platinum Jubilee.</p>

<p>The lively brown-and-white dogs with pointed ears and short legs are the favorite dog breed of the 96-year-old queen.</p>

<p>Visitors can take pictures with a rotating team of dogs while dressing up in faux ermine robes, crowns, and tiaras at a corgi pop-up in London's historic Leadenhall Market.</p>

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<p>According to the event's organiser Katie Raby, the free Corgi Cam event outstripped expectations, with some waiting for several hours to attend.</p>

<p>"Everyone associates the dog with her majesty and we wanted to be able to celebrate that," she says.</p>

<p>Queen Elizabeth II, who appeared with her dogs in a spoof James Bond clip filmed for the opening ceremony of the 2012 London Olympics, has kept Pembroke Welsh Corgis since she was 18.</p>

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<p>Although the breed remains quite rare in the United Kingdom, it experienced a rush of interest recently due to the Netflix series "The Crown".</p>

<p>"Many people have never actually met a corgi," Raby says. "There aren't many around these days."</p>

<p>With people getting slots of about five minutes each with a corgi, the pop-ups pay tribute to the British monarch who is famous for her love for the corgis.</p>

<p>To keep her company, she still has a dorgi called Candy along with two corgi puppies Muick and Sandy.<br />
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'Corgi Cam' pop-ups have been set up in London as Queen Elizabeth II celebrates her Platinum Jubilee. The lively brown-and-white dogs with pointed ears and short legs are the favorite dog breed of the 96-year-old queen.

'Corgi Cam' pop-ups have been set up in London as Queen Elizabeth II celebrates her Platinum Jubilee. The lively brown-and-white dogs with pointed ears and short legs are the favorite dog breed of the 96-year-old queen. Visitors can take pictures with a rotating team of dogs while dressing up in faux ermine robes, crowns, and tiaras at a corgi pop-up in London's historic Leadenhall Market. According to the event's organiser Katie Raby, the free Corgi Cam event outstripped expectations, with some waiting for several hours to attend. "Everyone associates the dog with her majesty and we wanted to be able to celebrate that," she says. Queen Elizabeth II, who appeared with her dogs in a spoof James Bond clip filmed for the opening ceremony of the 2012 London Olympics, has kept Pembroke Welsh Corgis since she was 18. Also see | In pics: All the hits & misses from Queen’s Platinum Jubilee celebration Although the breed remains quite rare in the United Kingdom, it experienced a rush of interest recently due to the Netflix series "The Crown". "Many people have never actually met a corgi," Raby says. "There aren't many around these days." With people getting slots of about five minutes each with a corgi, the pop-ups pay tribute to the British monarch who is famous for her love for the corgis. To keep her company, she still has a dorgi called Candy along with two corgi puppies Muick and Sandy. (With inputs from agencies) Watch WION's live TV here:

'Corgi Cam' pop-ups set up in London as Queen Elizabeth II celebrates her Platinum Jubilee

<p>The queen's last corgi is dead -- long live the dorgi.</p>

<p>The little dogs with pointy ears, often sandy-coloured, have been a constant presence in Queen Elizabeth II's court, following her from room to room in Buckingham Palace and featuring prominently in official photos.</p>

<p>But Willow, the last corgi the queen reared herself, died in April.</p>

<p>And now Whisper, a 12-year-old she adopted after the death of its owner -- a former gamekeeper of one of the royal estates -- is no more, leaving the queen "deeply saddened", The Daily Mail reported.</p>

<p>Buckingham Palace refused to comment.</p>

<p>British media reports in 2015 said the 92-year-old British monarch had stopped raising corgis so as not to leave them orphaned after her death.</p>

<p>Nevertheless, the queen still has two dorgis to keep her company.</p>

<p>Candy and Vulcan, said The Daily Mail, are "dachshund and corgi crosses (who) are also rather more familiar with the Queen’s routine".</p>


The queen's last corgi is dead -- long live the dorgi. The little dogs with pointy ears, often sandy-coloured, have been a constant presence in Queen Elizabeth II's court, following her from room to room in Buckingham Palace and featuring prominently in official photos.

The queen's last corgi is dead -- long live the dorgi. The little dogs with pointy ears, often sandy-coloured, have been a constant presence in Queen Elizabeth II's court, following her from room to room in Buckingham Palace and featuring prominently in official photos. But Willow, the last corgi the queen reared herself, died in April. And now Whisper, a 12-year-old she adopted after the death of its owner -- a former gamekeeper of one of the royal estates -- is no more, leaving the queen "deeply saddened", The Daily Mail reported. Buckingham Palace refused to comment. British media reports in 2015 said the 92-year-old British monarch had stopped raising corgis so as not to leave them orphaned after her death. Nevertheless, the queen still has two dorgis to keep her company. Candy and Vulcan, said The Daily Mail, are "dachshund and corgi crosses (who) are also rather more familiar with the Queen’s routine".

Queen's last corgi dies, leaving only dorgis: Report

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