Dog Found Emaciated In Delaware County Adopted By Collingdale Police Officer Who Rescued Her
COLLINGDALE, Pa. (CBS) -- A shelter dog who was found emaciated and rescued by the Collingdale Police Department has a new home. Brandywine Valley SPCA shared the heartwarming story on their Facebook page.
The dog named Rose was rescued on Nov. 30 after she was found on the 800 block of North Street in Delaware County.
Rose went up for adoption just a few days ago after months of recovery, according to post.
"Guess who adopted her? Her rescuer Officer Baker!" the post said.
Remember Rose, found emaciated and rescued by the Collingdale Police Department? She recovered nicely in our care over...
Posted by Brandywine Valley SPCA on Saturday, January 25, 2020
Collingdale Police also shared the story and mentioned that a few officers were "lined up to bring her home and guarantee her the best life possible.
Officers named her Rose after the official Collindale flower.