Perth police are looking to house some puppies
Police officers in Western Australia are looking to house eight staffy cross kelpie puppies after they were rescued from their abusive owners.
The officers were called to a property in the Kimberly region after receiving an animal abuse complaint.
The puppies were taken in order to return them back to full health.
Paw-fect! Police officers in Western Australia are looking to house eight staffy cross kelpie puppies after they were rescued from their abusive owners
The Kununurra force uploaded an adorable picture of the pups wearing tiny police caps
The Kununurra force uploaded an adorable picture of the pups wearing tiny police caps.
'We have rescued eight puppies that are looking for forever homes. They can't stay, it seems they've had a 'ruff' day on 'pawtrol,' the caption read.
The WA Pet Project reached out over Twitter and said they will re-home the dogs, but the police have already been 'inundated' with calls from hopeful owners.
The WA Pet Project reached out over Twitter and said they will re-home the dogs, but the police have already been 'inundated' with calls from hopeful owners
In the meantime the puppies are being cared for at the local police station and are being given treatments and food by the local vets - Kimberley Vet Centre
Underneath the photo are hundreds of comments, many stating they would move to Kununurra just to care for the pint-size puppies.
'Thank you for saving them and I love the little sun shades!' One excited person said.
In the meantime the puppies are being cared for at the local police station and are being given treatments and food by the local vets - Kimberley Vet Centre.
Anyone who wishes to help should best direct their inquiries via email to: Kununurra.Police.Station@police.wa.gov.au.