After giving birth, a dog was callously discarded from a moving van and left abandoned on the roadside. Upon discovery by officers, Ruby (as she was dubbed by the officers) exhibited difficulties in walking due to her recent delivery. PCSO Lizzie Jolley from the Cheshire Police shared, "Ruby was in an alarming state - trembling and struggling to move. It was evident that she had recently given birth to a litter of puppies." Neil, a local resident, stepped forward to help and accompanied Ruby on walks while providing a collar and leash. The following morning, authorities arranged for a visit to the veterinarian where Ruby's head injuries and cigarette burns were discovered. PCSO Jolley expressed her gratitude, saying, "The vet's evaluation indicated head injuries with cigarette burns and noticeable scars across her back." Ruby was observed closely trailing a dog-walker in Leighton, Crewe during the evening hours of July 11.
PCSO Jolley mentioned that Ruby was reported to be in good health by veterinarians on Wednesday, July 12th. Additionally, the police arranged a home for the dog. She further stated, "Ruby did not have a microchip and no one has contacted us or the veterinarians regarding a missing dog." The police also took the time to check missing pages to locate the owner. "I would like to extend my deep appreciation to Neil, the dog walker, for bringing this matter to our attention and to the staff at Nantwich Vets," she added. "All of you have been absolutely incredible! Knowing that Ruby is now in your care brings us immense relief, as she is such a soul who should no longer endure hardships." Ruby, who was left behind at 7 p.m. On Tuesday July 11th, is currently the focus of a police investigation. Therefore, the police are seeking any surveillance footage from the Queens Park Drive neighborhood. Considering the trials she has endured, we remain deeply grateful for Neil's kindness extended towards her.