It was love at first sight: a police officer finds two abused and neglected dogs, saves them and gives one of them a new home.
Niagara Falls – contrary to many expectations, police officers are not only responsible for the well-being of people – again and again there are incidents with animals that have to be freed from trees or from the care of owners who treat them badly. One such incident occurred in Niagara Falls, a city in the US state of New York, where police officer Jimmy Tucci had to rescue two dogs from extremely bad circumstances after an anonymous phone call. The young policeman immediately noticed the deplorable condition of the dogs and took them to the Northtown Emergency Animal Clinic as quickly as possible.
Kreiszeitung.de * reveals the condition in which the policeman found the two dogs.
Then the dogs "Hemi" and "Foreign" were given to the non-profit animal welfare organization Niagara County SPCA. But there both dogs didn't have to wait long for a new, loving owner. Jimmy Tucci returned to the shelter just a few days after the dogs were rescued, apparently he couldn't get little "Hemi" out of his head. He has now found a loving home with the policeman and "Foreign" has also been adopted by a local sheriff. * Kreiszeitung.de is an offer from IPPEN.MEDIA.
