 An adorable dog in a 'dapper' button-up shirt had to be rescued from its drunk owner who was not taking proper care of it. The pet was taken in after a member of the public texted officers in Black Country, in the West Midlands, last Friday. They said the dog was with a woman who was 'intoxicated and not adequately caring for her dog'. The force shared a sweet photo of the animal in a smart, blue shirt with a red lead around its neck, looking hilariously serious. The dog received lots of love online, with one user asking: 'Did you dress the dog up just for the photo?' British Transport Police joked back: 'Can confirm the fashion crime was not our doing!' Another quipped: 'How do I report a crime? That shirt is a fashion crime.' The force said: 'Officers attended and ensured the welfare of the dog whilst further enquiries are ongoing to establish any offences.' Just yesterday, a dog in Greater Manchester had to be rescued from a campervan he had been left inside for up to three days. Passersby called police in the afternoon, saying there weren't any windows open and nobody had been seen in or around the van. The poor animal was seen sitting in the driver's seat, looking dejected and uncomfortable when officers arrived and broke a window to pull him out. The dog is being cared for at one of the force's rescue centres, while officers try to trace the owner. A police officer had to break a window to free the dog (Picture: GMP) He'd been inside the campervan for up to three days (Picture: GMP) Chief inspector Chris Boyd said: 'It is just not acceptable to allow a dog to be in a vehicle on their own for even a couple of hours, let alone three days. 'When we found him, there were no open windows and, with it being quite warm today, this could have ended up a disaster. 'Even leaving a window open or a bowl of water is not good enough. Just don't leave you){kind=link}
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An adorable dog in a ‘dapper’ button-up shirt had to be rescued from its drunk owner who was not taking proper care of it.
The pet was taken in after a member of the public texted officers in Black Country, in the West Midlands, last Friday.
They said the dog was with a woman who was ‘intoxicated and not adequately caring for her dog’.
The force shared a sweet photo of the animal in a smart, blue shirt with a red lead around its neck, looking hilariously serious.