Dog that lost leg in train collision adopted by Westfield police officer
A German shepherd that was hit by a train last month will soon get a new home with a police officer. The dog was rescued by the Westfield Police Department when four officers brought him to All Pets
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Sep 23, 2016, 3:04 PM
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Updated 2,933 days ago
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A German shepherd that was hit by a train last month will soon get a new home with a police officer.
The dog was rescued by the Westfield Police Department when four officers brought him to All Pets Vet in Branchburg after the accident.
He ended up losing a leg, but the dog, who has been given the name "Coal," has been adopted by a Westfield undercover police officer.
Coal will leave veterinarian care and go to his new home next week.
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