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We’ve rcvd some ?? about where Mo will b living. Mo will live the farm/family life when he’s off duty. He joins 2 doggy bros, 2 human sis’s, 🐎 , 🐥 , & barn 🐱 . Mo has really liked Barbara the 🐤 , playing with his sisters, and is settling into his new life wonderfully! pic.twitter.com/FutbsZ6SCE
— Bellevue Police (@BellevuePolice) June 29, 2021
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.@BellevuePolice just got a puppy that will soon be a certified therapy dog, used to offer emotional support to officers and citizens during traumatic events, interviews, community outreach events. pic.twitter.com/wYT4IPWEGj
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Meet BPD’s newest Pawfficer, “Mo”. He will eventually become a certified therapy dog, used to offer emotional support to officers and citizens during traumatic events, interviews, community outreach events, etc.
— Bellevue Police (@BellevuePolice) June 28, 2021
Mo is named after Colorado State Patrol Master Trooper Will Moden pic.twitter.com/MM650J69ir
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