The puppy is is recovering from 'significant injuries and other indications of aggravated animal neglect and abuse,' the sheriff's office said.
The 4-month-old golden retriever mix was found beneath the Buena Vista/Highway 1 overpass by a motorist on March 26, according to the Santa Cruz County Sheriff's Office.
The puppy, given the nickname Cheddar, was transported to the Santa Cruz Veterinary Hospital, where he is recovering from"significant injuries and other indications of aggravated animal neglect and abuse," the sheriff's office said.Get San Diego local news, weather forecasts, sports and lifestyle stories to your inbox.
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