Gotta Love Dogs: Little Seven

Wednesday, June 19, 2013

Little Seven - A Happy Ending

Abused puppy rescued and adopted by police.

Posted by: O Jefferson

Little seven showing some love to her fellow squad.

Little Seven is about four months old and loving her new family, a police officer and her squad in Manassas, VA. About a month ago, Prince William County police officers on bike patrol spotted her being kicked by her owner. The police intervened and took away the puppy and charged the owner with animal cruelty.

After the puppy's owner was arrested, Little Seven was put up for adoption. Police Officer Katie Zaimis and her squad in the eastern district fell in love with the Beagle Pit Bull mix and shortly after Katie adopted the puppy.

Little Seven is named after a Star Trek character Seven of Nine. The Prince William County Police Department writes on their Facebook page, "Seven and her new family are doing great". -

Thank you Officer Zaimis and to all that helped get Little Seven to safety! ♥

See the adorable photos of Little Seven below!

Credits:

http://www.dogheirs.com/larne/posts/3485-abused-puppy-rescued-and-adopted-by-police-photos

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