From pitiful to posh: A stranded pup, found in a vacant Fort Pierce lot, now has a new home thanks to a St. Lucie County deputy.
According to the sheriff's office, deputies were serving civil process paperwork to a home in Fort Pierce a few weeks ago when they heard the plainful sounds of a whimpering dog. During a search of the neighboring empty lot, they found an 8-month-old puppy who had apparently fallen into a collapsed septic drain.
They pulled the frightened and exhausted pup out of the hole and gave him several baths while trying to find his owner. But none of the neighbors had seen him before, and a check at the veterinarian's office revealed he had not been microchipped.
He went home with the deputy who found him, and now answers to the name 'Puddles.'
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Bless the deputy for rescuing this little guy and love the name he game him.
Awesome!
Awww look at that face! I thank God for people who save animals. That little fella! I'd have brought him home too.
So awesome!
AMAZING! !! GREAT JOB!!! TAKE IT FROM ME. YOU'LL HAVE UNDENIABLE LOVE FOREVER! !!!
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I agree and a few less pairs of shoes too! lol Labs love to chew then they are puppies. They are well worth losing a few shoes :)
Beautiful dog & even more beautiful ---
is the mans' good heart!!!
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