Officials in Ohio have released heart-rending photos of two emaciated female boxers with their bones protruding through their skin in hopes of locating their owner. 

According to a post on the Butler County Dog Warden’s Facebook page, Humane Society officers picked up the pups on Thursday in the 1000 Block of Franklin Street in Hamilton.

Images taken of the animals after their rescue show a tawny boxer and a black-and-white boxer. Both have white fur on their faces, suggesting that they are older dogs.

Bag of bones: This skeletal female boxer was rescued from a street in Hamilton, Ohio, along with another severely emaciated dogs

Bag of bones: This skeletal female boxer was rescued from a street in Hamilton, Ohio, along with another severely emaciated dogs

A full-body snapshot of the light-brown pooch shows her with virtually every single bone in her skeleton visible through her fur.

She was taken to the home of the deputy dog warden to receive special treatment and care.

According to the Facebook post, the severely emaciated animal is in need to timed feeding and monitoring.

‘These dogs are safe at the Humane Society and are receiving medical treatment, but they have a long way to go,’ the warden’s post read.

This black and white boxer was also fond starving

Both dogs were taken to the Humane Society to undergo medical treatment

The black-and-white boxer (left) and the brown-colored pooch were both taken to the Humane Society to undergo medical treatment

Neglected: This dog was so badly starved that she now required timed feeding and monitoring 

Neglected: This dog was so badly starved that she now required timed feeding and monitoring

Photos of the skeletal pooches have been shared thousands of times as of Friday morning and sparked numerous comments lamenting their appalling state and railing against the person or people who had neglected and then discarded them.

‘What is wrong with people,’ one comment read. ‘You mistreat helpless animals, you can’t be much better with people, just look at those poor animals. Says a whole lot about worthless people.’

The Dog Warden is asking anyone with information on the dog dogs or their owners to call 513-785-6542.