Pattaya: A lost Siberian Husky puppy was rescued by Pattaya police, who then posted an announcement to find its owner. Netizens expressed their affection for the puppy.

According to Thai News Agency, the Facebook page of Pattaya City Police Station posted a video of a female Siberian Husky, approximately 6-7 months old, playing inside the police station's radio center in Chonburi province. The dog had been left with the police by a foreigner seeking assistance in finding its owner. The message with the video read, "Looking for the owner of this Siberian Husky... If you lost her, please come to Pattaya Police Station."

Initially, it was learned that on September 15th, a foreigner found the lost dog in the Pattaya area and handed it over to the Pattaya City Police Station for care and to help locate its owner. After the police station's Facebook post, the video received significant attention and was widely shared, largely due to the dog's playful demeanor as it roamed around the office. Many individuals expressed a willingness to adopt the dog should the original owner not be found.

Pol. Col. Anek Sarathongyoo, Superintendent of Pattaya City Police Station, disclosed that the dog seemed lost yet friendly, though somewhat mischievous. Officers were worried about potential damage to property or electrical wires, so they tasked a driver with temporarily caring for the dog.

Following the story's spread, compassionate individuals donated funds to facilitate a veterinary health check for the dog. Meanwhile, police continue their efforts to locate the rightful owner to reclaim the dog.