Malnourished pup crammed in van with 40 other abused dogs now working for police

  A very "fragile" and "malnourished" puppy who was rescued from the back of a van on the M6 last summer has transformed after going through training to become a police wellbeing animal .. Full story on dailystar.co.uk 

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