As workers were combing through burned down properties and rubble after the wildfires, suddenly a puppy peeked his head out.
The devastation that swept through northern California and caused destruction along the way was counterproductive and would cause countless lives to be lost. Amidst all the debris, the Butte County Sheriff’s Office came upon commodity, they did not relatively anticipate. As workers were digging through burned down parcels and debris, suddenly a pup browsed his head out.
This nimble puppy survived the fire and was very happy to see his savior. They gave him food and water and a lot of snuggles on the scene. Since they had no idea who possessed the pup, the Sheriff’s Office decided to name the Little Joe Soldier. As of this jotting, at least 35 people have been killed and over four million acres have been destroyed by fire. The dears are spreading across California, Oregon, and Washington State.
These last several days have been hard on our entire country and we allowed we'd partake a positive story moment,” the Butte County Sheriff’s Office participated on Facebook with images of the doggy being saved. Thanks to everyone who saved this little dog, they managed to ignite expediency in these dark times.
— Butte County Sheriff (@ButteSheriff) September 12, 2020