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UPDATE: The dog, who was deliberately shot with an arrow in September, has been adopted. The Louisiana SPCA said Robin Hood and 55 other animals found their forever home last week.

Robin Hood and 55 other animals found their forever home this past week! pic.twitter.com/VDSKOmybEs — Louisiana SPCA (@LASPCA) December 8, 2014

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NEW ORLEANS (WGNO) - In September, we had a story about a dog named "Robin Hood" because he survived being shot with an arrow. There was a big outcry in the community. After all, who would shoot a dog?! But since then, no one has offered to adopt the dog and the Louisiana SPCA says his health is deteriorating in the shelter. WGNO reporter Deepak Saini has an update on the dog who wants to win your heart.

Robin Hood was found with an arrow lodged in his shoulder 11 inches deep. A helpless, innocent animal, who humane officers say was deliberately targeted.

"There was tons of outpouring support, tons of people calling in wanting to help Robin Hood, saying when he became available for adoption, they'd be interested but now that he's available, we haven't gotten too many takers," says Alicia Haefele with the Louisiana SPCA.

Robin Hood is undergoing obedience training and also learning to trust after showing signs of a history of abuse. Although he's fully recovered and the wound is barely noticeable, the emotional scars are still there and he's suffering, sitting in a shelter.

"Robin Hood wasn't doing very well in a shelter. He needs that human interaction on a daily basis. He needs to be in a home environment. He needs that human contact," says Haefele.

The dog is currently with a foster family, giving him a feeling of home. He's blossoming, and hopefully someone out there will be his perfect match. "He needs that human interaction on a daily basis. He needs to be in a home environment."

"He does not have his forever home, so we'd really like to find him a home for the holidays," says Haefele.

The Louisiana SPCA says they believe they've found the person responsible for shooting Robin Hood, but the matter is still under investigation, so they can't release details at this time.

If you have any information on Robin Hood's case, or want to adopt him, please contact the Louisiana SPCA.