चक्कुको प्रहारबाट सख्त घाईते कुकुरलाई उद्दारपछि एक परिवारले अपनाए

A dog named Frannie was found stabbed 19 times all over her body at a church. Veterinarians say she was suffering from blood loss, shock and trauma.

Frannie was rescued by the Humane Society of Missouri's Animal Cruelty Task Force back in March. They found the severely injured dog inside of a church in north St. Louis County. Upon examination, the dog had 19 stab wounds to her neck, back, and chest. She received several days of intensive treatment, surgery to fully close her wounds, and a
thorough dental cleaning. She is now fully recovered.

The humane society announced Monday that she's been adopted by the family of a St. Louis County first-responder unit that was investigating the incident in which the dog was injured. Earlier a month later, the 10-year-old poodle mix, has made a remarkable recovery.

She's now been adopted by the family of the first responder who rescued her. The adopters have asked to remain anonymous but told Humane Society staff that they knew from the first day that if she survived, they wanted to make a home for her.