US EditionDog abandoned at Las Vegas airport adopted by the same officer who helped rescue him
After a 10-day hold and thousands of adoption applications, Officer Skeeter Black adopted Jet Blue, the goldendoodle abandoned at Harry Reid Airport.
- A 2-year-old golden doodle/mini poodle pup was abandoned at an airport in Las Vegas by its owner who was denied boarding due to incomplete service animal documentation.
- The dog, nicknamed 'Jet Blue,' was adopted by LVMPD Officer Skeeter Black, one of the officers who helped rescue the pup from the airport.
- Black and his family had been trying to adopt a golden doodle since September, and the adoption represented a 'full-circle moment' for them.
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Abandoned at check-in, ‘Jet Blue’ the dog gets a new home
A dog that was abandoned at an airport check-in counter has been adopted by the police officer who rescued him. The pooch, nicknamed "Jet Blue," was found tied to a baggage sizer at Harry Reid International Airport on 2 February. Police said the owner had not completed the required paperwork to travel with the dog as a service animal and was denied a boarding pass before leaving the dog behind and going to the departure gate. The woman was subse…
Adorable pup ditched at Las Vegas airport by heartless traveler gets new home with cop who rescued him
The adorable 2-year-old pup abandoned by a heartless traveler at Las Vegas' Harry Reid International Airport has found a forever home with one of the cops who helped rescue him.
Dog abandoned at Las Vegas airport adopted by the same officer who helped rescue him
Dog abandoned at Las Vegas airport gets adopted by LVMPD Officer Skeeter Black, the same police officer who helped rescue the goldendoodle nicknamed "Jet Blue," authorities said.
'Affectionate' Goldendoodle Allegedly Abandoned At Airport Now In Custody Of Officer Who Helped Rescue Him
“What began as a heartbreaking act of abandonment has turned into a powerful example of compassion, teamwork, and community partnership,” the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department said.
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