Surgery for Anubis to remove bullet

This morning, my brother, Chip Watson, came home from work to find his house had been burglarized. He called out for his dog, Anubis, but no answer. When the police arrived, they found Anubis hiding in the bedroom with a gunshot wound to his head, bleeding profusely.
Anubis is one lucky dog. The bullet entered his skull, traveled down his neck and lodged in his shoulder. An inch lower and he would no longer be with us. The police found multiple bullet holes in the walls, so the criminals were definitely gunning for him!

Not only was my brother's house violated, but the creeps hurt his "family" as well.  Anubis is Chip's one and only - like a son to him. He is a Rhodesian Ridgeback -- the sweetest, biggest dog you will ever meet. 

I cannot think of anything more disrespectful than to shoot a man's dog in his own home. And now, Chip not only has to clean his house (they destroyed it) and replace his things, but he has to pay for Anubis' surgery.

If I could create a GoFundMe to get Chip out of that neighborhood, I would. Until we can move him, he will have to stay in a house with bullet holes in the walls. We are asking for help with Anubis' vet bills to help ease the stress that Chip is dealing with. 

Thank you for your support during this ordeal!

http://www.fox13news.com/news/local-news/30540201-story

http://wfla.com/2015/10/05/dog-shot-in-head-during-st-pete-burglary-to-undergo-surgery/

http://www.abcactionnews.com/news/family-dog-survives-gunshot-to-the-head