Six Dogs Rescued After Being Left At Dog Park With A Note

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Six Dogs Rescued After Being Left At Dog Park With A Note

Morrisville Borough, PA – Six young dogs were rescued after someone left them at the Morrisville dog park with a note explaining why they were homeless. According to the Morrisville Borough Police Department the dogs and puppies were found on August 10, with a note stating:

“Dear person who finds these dogs,

I rescued them from an old lady who has too many dogs. These are puppies from her dogs that keep getting pregnant. The brown ones she said are 1.5 years old and the fluffy ones are less than one year. I don’t know their names. I was able to convince her to let me take them because she ran out of dog food. If I left them there, they will get pregnant too. I tried taking them to my apartment but it’s no dogs allowed. Someone saw me and snitched. This is the safest place I could think of to put them. I hope they find homes.”

Three dogs were promptly adopted, but there are still three remaining; those dogs are at the Bucks County SPCA in Lahaska. The authorities are hoping to find the owner:

If you have any information about the original owner of these animals, please reach out to Cpl. Halas at L.Halas@morrisvillepolice.org or 215-295-8112. Your help can make a difference. You can also submit a tip on Morrisville CrimeWatch.