In “Positively Gulf Coast,” five dogs got a second chance at life in Fort Myers.
Fort Myers Police Department said officers responded to a call about a dog barking on April 27. The dog was in trouble along Rosemont Drive. When FMPD got there, they found five dogs. FMPD said the people who used to live there moved out and left the dogs behind. This included a puppy and another dog chained outside.
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FMPD said they worked with Lee County Domestic Animal Services to save the animals.
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