25/01/2016

Police Rescue Dog In Co Armagh

Police have reunited a dog with his owners after they rescued him in Co Armagh.

Flufie was rescued from a ditch in the area and took him to the vet.

He injured one of his back legs and the vet has put him on a drip.

Flufie was microchipped, however his details were not updated.

The owner was located and reunited with Flufie.

Police are advising pet owners to keep their microchip details updated.

(CD/MH)

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