She had been abandoned on the highway, but fate gave her a surprise. We are talking about Pina, the dog found near the roadway that was adopted in a police barracks and will now be trained to give lessons on legality in schools.
He is about to end up run over, his mother saves himShe had been abandoned on the highway, but fate gave her a surprise. We are talking about Pina, the dog found near the roadway that was adopted in a police barracks and will now be trained to give lessons on legality in schools.
If you like happy-ending stories, here's one that goes straight to the heart. Unfortunately, not a day goes by that we do not document abandonment of animals, in the most extreme cases our four-legged friends are left on the highway where, if not saved in time, they are immediately killed.
Luckily Pina is now safe and sound. We are talking about the female pointer found on the A29 Palermo-Mazara del Vallo and miraculously saved by the agents of the Trapani traffic police who immediately rescued her and took her to the barracks. Policewoman Adelaide Tedesco also fell in love with this one and a half year old puppy and had her examined and sterilized.
While waiting for a family, Pina remained in the barracks, but in a few days she really conquered everyone.
So in the end she was adopted by the barracks and enlisted to give legality lessons in schools. Thanks to the Cs Rescue Dog association of Palermo you have already started a training course of socialization.
Do you like stories with a happy ending? She is Pina the pointer found on the A29 by the Trapani #poliziastradale a few days ago. Well, Pina was not only adopted from the barracks, but she was also drafted? she will be trained and will be able to teach # legality lessons in schools pic.twitter.com/LWuyTxxGv9
- State Police (@poliziadistato) February 18, 2019
Many after the announcement on Facebook had offered to find her a home, but Pina has already found the house and is ready to distribute pampering to those who saved her!
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