Deepizzaguy
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This post is interesting to share since the police officers in America are not given enough credit when they do their part to protect and serve the people in their community whether it is saving the life of a human being or an animal.
This past Friday morning a concerned citizen saw a dog whose gender is not known that was trapped for a period of at least 24 hours inside a drainage culvert in Oklahoma City Oklahoma.
The concerned citizen was able to get the attention of Oklahoma City Police Officer Sergeant Holcomb who was driving his patrol auto when he stopped to ask the concerned citizen what was going on.
The concerned citizen told Sergeant Holcomb that a dog was trapped inside a drainage culvert. Sergeant Holcomb then got out if his auto to get the dog out of the drainage culvert.
When Sergeant Holcomb rescued the dog from the drainage culvert, he carried the dog to his patrol auto. The dog was not able to walk by its own power since it appeared to have a broken leg.
Sergeant Holcomb took the dog to a local animal shelter where the dog will receive medical treatment for its broken leg.
The dog who was likely a stray dog will be put up for adoption by the local animal shelter so a loving family can give the dog a happy home in the near future.
How the dog wound up in the drainage culvert is not know at this time however.
I just love reading about animals being rescued such as this one. It makes me believe that humans are, not all of them, unconcerned and uninterested and self-centered but rather human…
What I have noticed is that some humans just act on instinct to rescue humans and animals because they know it is the right thing to do.