Most of us think of our pets as the greatest, smartest, most beautiful animals that have ever walked the Earth. For some people, it’s kind of true, but some are a tiny bit blinded by the pure and unconditional love every parent has for their child. I mean dog… (I mean child). This dog is a smart boy since he figured out that the best place to go after he lost his human is the police station. Having reported his issue like the good boy that he is, Chico lingered on the idea of applying for a job as a K-9 for a little while. Scroll below to read about his whole adventure.
Meet Chico – a very smart boy who reported himself missing to the Texan Police
One morning in the last week the officers at the Odessa Police Station in Texas received an undoped visitor – a polite dog who gently put his paws onto the front desk to let them know about his issue. It looked like a dog was missing, a human, as he most likely thought to himself.
Sergeant Rusty Martin is the officer who received Chico and said the dog didn’t seem distressed about his lost status at all. It was as if he just went out for a walk through the neighborhood and decided to visit the kind officers to brighten up their day.
After hanging out there for a while, he ran out as quickly as he had walked in
The officers made sure to make his day at least a little bit better than before. They said he received “lots of love and attention” from the staff. “We were all happy to have him in this police station building,” Martin told. “We had the ball and threw it onto the floor for a bit. Everyone at the police station loved him.” When playtime was over, it was time to make sure Chico would return to his legal owners. But that was not an easy task. It may sound like the ID tag had fallen off his collar. Therefore, animal control was discharged to check for a microchip.
His owner reported he got back and is safe and sound at home after his little venture
Chico felt like his time at the PD was done and quickly slipped away before animal control arrived. He headed straight back to his family who communicated with him back the next day. He ran out just as quickly as he came in,” Sergeant Martin said. “The owner responded the next day that it was his dog and that he had returned home. He lives about a mile far from the station.”
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