The dog was rescued by the Westfield Police Department when four officers brought him to All Pets Vet in Branchburg after the accident.
Coal will leave veterinarian care and go to his new home next week
(News12 - Sept 23, 2016)
Friday, September 23, 2016
New Jersey: After police rescue dog that had been hit by train, another officer adopts it
NEW JERSEY -- A German Shepherd that was hit by a train last month will get a new home with a police officer in the near future.
The dog was rescued by the Westfield Police Department when four officers brought him to All Pets Vet in Branchburg after the accident.
He ended up losing a leg, but the dog, who has been given the name "Coal," has been adopted by a Westfield undercover police officer.
Coal will leave veterinarian care and go to his new home next week
(News12 - Sept 23, 2016)
The dog was rescued by the Westfield Police Department when four officers brought him to All Pets Vet in Branchburg after the accident.
Coal will leave veterinarian care and go to his new home next week
(News12 - Sept 23, 2016)
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