LANCASTER COUNTY, Pa. (WHTM) -- A Lancaster County man was charged Monday after he allegedly cut a dog's leg off, and never sought to get the animal proper treatment, according to the Lancaster County District Attorney's Office.

John Stoltzfus, 45, of Colerain Township, said the dog was "happy and doing fine," however, it was suffering from a medical complication due to an infected wound, the Lancaster County District Attorney's Office stated.

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When investigators found the four-year-old labradoodle-type dog, they saw that its back leg was missing, and bone was exposed, and the dog's fur was soaked with blood. The DA's office said the dog had "acute blood loss" and other complications like severe anemia, fleas, ticks, and

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