Flint Township Police Find Abandoned Dog, Owner Doesn’t Want It Back

When word gets out that a dog or cat went missing the majority of the community will probably have no idea or even care. But for any animal lover or pet owner, these situations are tense, frightening, and in the end can be painfully devastating.

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Whether a pet never returns home, or you find it... let's just say not moving, our hearts break for these animals who aren't just animals to us but beloved family members. Earlier this year a woman from Grand Blanc Township searched relentlessly for her missing dog that she believes may have been abducted. Her story got a lot of local media attention.

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Sadly, some people who own animals are not really animal lovers. Animal Control and Police Agencies across the state and the country have stumbled into horrific conditions concerning these innocent creatures. Some people just don't care.

Lost Dog Found in Flint Area - Owner's Response is Shocking

But when a Mid-Michigan police department found a lost dog with a micro-chip implanted, they ran the information and were able to identify not only the dog, but also it's owner. They were shocked by her response to the news.

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The Flint Township Police Department found Kyro wandering near the intersection of Miller and Lennon roads near Genesee Valley Center. They ran the chip, identified him and contacted his owner who said he had been missing for weeks. But to the surprise of local officials, the owner wanted absolutely nothing to do with Kyro.

As the officers played and had fun with the now-abandoned dog while there were on breaks and shift change, StreetHearts Animal Rescue was contacted and will take Kyro to find him a new home. A huge thank you to the kind and compassionate police officers from the streets near a busy intersection and kept him company until StreetHearts arrived. You can contact StreetHearts Animal Rescue by clicking here.