BackPolice act as "dog nannies" to help lost Pomeranian Migi find her owner using a chip

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Police act as "dog nannies" to help lost Pomeranian Migi find her owner using a chip

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When a woman surnamed Hong in Kaohsiung City took her pet dog Migi to work, she skipped work and ran 500 meters to the lane below the Provincial Expressway 88.
An enthusiastic citizen, Mr.
Luo, sent the dog to the police station.

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People once witnessed a Pomeranian crossing the lane alone on the surface road underneath the Tai 88 Expressway in Fengshan District, Kaohsiung City, causing safety concerns.

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The police acted as "dog nannies" and used the chip to find the owner and help "Migi" return home safely. (provided by the public)

A woman surnamed Hong from Kaohsiung City took her pet dog "Migi" to work at a Daliao factory. Unexpectedly, Migi skipped work and ran 500 meters on her own. The carriageway under the Shuttle 88 Expressway was full of dangers. The enthusiastic man surnamed Hong found out and took her to the police station. The police acted as "dog nannies" and used the chip to find the owner, making the thrilling "furry child run away from work" a successful conclusion.

Gao City police said today that a Pomeranian dog appeared in the shuttle lane under the Tai 88 Expressway in Fengshan District on the 10th and was surrounded by danger. Mr. Luo (54 years old) was worried that it would have an accident, so he quickly took it to the Guopi Police Station of the Fengshan Police Station and asked the police to help find the owner. The police saw that the Pomeranian's coat was clean , in good health, it was determined that someone had raised it, and they took it to the animal hospital to scan the chip and found out that it was a Pomeranian named "Migi". The police called the owner several times based on the chip information, but no one answered, so they had to temporarily act as a "dog nanny" and take it to a place to take care of it while waiting for the owner to take it home.

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It wasn't until the owner, Ms. Hong (48 years old), discovered that her dog was missing and she searched frantically. When she went to the animal hospital to inquire, she learned that the police had brought Migi to scan the chip. She immediately rushed to the shelter and saw that her dog was safe and sound, and she finally felt relieved. It turned out that Hong Nu took Migi to "work together" in Daliao District, allowing her to move freely in the factory area without a collar or leash. Unexpectedly, she did not notice that Migi "skid work" on her own and ran about 500 meters to the surface road under the Provincial Highway 88 Expressway.

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