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SHAKOPEE, Minn. (WCCO) — A sweet bright spot to share out of the south metro: A puppy in Shakopee was rescued after being found in a dumpster.
Shakopee police shared a photo on Facebook, saying someone left the male puppy to die inside a backpack thrown in a dumpster.
Luckily, workers at Midas Auto Repair noticed something was off and pulled him out.
The bad news: The pup, who is now named Midas, has a fractured jaw and a bacterial infection.
The good news: He has a new home.
(credit: Shakopee PD)
The community has been super generous with donations for Midas. Police say he has everything he needs — so if you’d like to give in his honor — please do so to your favorite animal charity.
A reminder: there are many ways to surrender a pet if you can no longer care for it. Police are asking people to be kind, and ask for help if you need it.
Source: CBS Minnesota