State trooper to adopt abandoned dog tied to a guard rail in Naugatuck
Police say the dog was malnourished and without tags.
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53m agoA young male German Shepherd that was found tied to a guardrail on Route 8 in Naugatuck on Sunday is in the process of being adopted by one of the troopers who found him.
Police say the dog was malnourished and without tags.
The dog was brought to the Woodbridge Regional Animal Control facility and they are taking care of him.
RELATED: Woman charged with animal cruelty; over 70 animals surrendered to Woodbridge Regional Animal Control
Authorities are asking anyone with information about the abandoned dog to contact Woodbridge Regional Animal Control at (203) 389-5991.
The case remains under investigation.
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