We suppose that Patrick Hennesy wanted nothing more than to go home and warm up in bed as quickly as possible when driving home in the chilly at 4.30 in the morning.
But he didn’t think twice to stop and assist when he saw two fearful puppies in need.
Hennesy saw two pit bulls snuggled up together on the side of the road and swiftly deduced that they were hurt and in need of assistance.
Two police officers arrived on the scene shortly after the guy made an urgent contact to the Orange County Sheriff’s Office.
The ground was covered with blood, and the terrified and injured puppies were howling gently.
Both puppies licked and rubbed on the cops as they approached the stray dogs as if to express their gratitude.
They seemed to be aware that the cops were there to assist.
The cops quickly realized one of the stray animals was bleeding heavily when they saw the source of the blood spatter on the ground.
The cops swiftly did everything they could to stop the bleeding after determining that the stray must have been hit by a vehicle.
One of the cops treated the stray’s wound with gauze and applied pressure while the other called Orange County Animal Services, who requested the officers to watch the puppies until they could arrive and take over.
While they waited for assistance, the police did all they could to console the shivering, chilly dogs, giving them hugs to warm them up.
There was no way they would have left the two puppies in need despite the fact that they were both chilly and exhausted.
When animal services finally came, they were taken into custody.
The two puppies had become less frightened because of the police officers’ compassion and patience, and when they were taken to the shelter, both pit bulls couldn’t have been happier, loving, and appreciative.
The two puppies, Liberty and Justice, have already given the shelter workers great pleasure and happiness. The team is hoping that the charming duo will soon find their ideal forever home.
After settling in at the shelter, the police who kept them both safe and secure were able to visit them, and we’re thrilled to discover that both Liberty and Justice now seem to be the happiest puppies in the world.
