Thanks to Rye Officer, These Dogs Had Their Day
Early one October Sunday morning, a driver stopped near the I-95 South ramp off Playland Parkway after noticing two dogs – apparently abandoned – sitting on the island as vehicles whizzed by.
The dogs are now available for adoption, and listed individually at NewRochelleHumaneSociety.org. The shelter describes them as such: “Dorothy Burns is a quiet, mellow soul who enjoys coming over to our staff and gently laying her head on their laps for a snuggle and a pet. George Burns is about 5 months old and is very forgiving, loves other dogs, and is happy to meet anyone approaching his kennel.”
In the end, it was Officer Cyr’s kind heart that made this such a successful outcome. She clearly went above and beyond her call of duty.
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