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State police said Trooper Carlo Mastromattei was originally dispatched to a report about a wounded dog Sunday night, but found the frightened pup on the busy Revere Beach Parkway. The trooper called various state agencies for help, but none were available.
Mastromattei brought the pup home in the crate overnight, state police said.
Oceanview Kennel brought the pup, which was named Carlos, to Tufts Wildlife Center in Grafton the next day.
Veterinarians there examined the pup and found he was healthy, state police said.
“The little guy is going to be transferred to the care of a wildlife specialist in the Berkshires, who will rehabilitate him and acclimate him to life in the wild, where he will eventually be released,” state police said.
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What a little darling. I didn’t realize when I had first heard about this that his mother had been hit by a car! But it was nice that the policeman and his girlfriend took care of him overnight until he could get to the wildlife rehab center.
It’s so sad though; just trying to hang on and survive in this crazy world. 😦