Some adventurous pups have turned heads and garnered smiles with their recent escapade, but they missed out on a sweet treat. Gahanna Police Department shared a social media post about two dogs with "big senses of adventure" and "award winning smiles" who were found hanging out at the police department. The post, made with a light-hearted tone, requested assistance locating the dogs' owners. "Whose got 8 paws, big senses of adventure, and award winning smiles (that sadly DIDN'T net us our DQ pup cones)? We do!" reads the caption from the Gahanna Division of Police's Facebook page.
The playful announcement aimed at helping the canine duo find their way back home didn't disclose specifics about the dogs' breeds or how they ended up at the police department. However, it did mention that the pooches were denied their Dairy Queen pup cones, which adds a touch of humor to the situation. There's no word on whether a reunion has also netted the dogs those desired treats.
Gahanna PD's post quickly captured the attention of residents, animal lovers, and social media users alike. It's not every day that the police department turns to social media for pet recovery efforts, but it seems the strategy might be as effective as it is endearing. Community members were quick to spread the word, hoping that the dogs' 'Mom and Dad' would be alerted to their whereabouts.
