Indiana State Trooper Helps Rescue Abandoned Dog Running Through Traffic On I-65

CHICAGO (CBS) -- An Indiana State Police trooper helped rescue a dog that was running through traffic on I-65 on Sunday, after someone dumped the dog on the side of the highway in northwest Indiana.

Indiana State Police said the trooper was driving on I-65 near I-94 on Sunday, when traffic came to a stop because a dog was running in and out of traffic.

Indiana State Police Trooper Marlowe helped rescue an abandoned dog on Interstate 65 on Aug. 1, 2021. She named the dog "Grace" before taking the pup to an animal shelter for treatment. (Credit: Indiana State Police)

Witnesses told police they had seen someone dump the dog from a van on the side of the interstate. The dog was very skinny and appeared to have been neglected.

With the help of some Good Samaritans, the trooper was able to lure the dog to safety.

"Grace," an abandoned dog spotted running in and out of traffic on Interstate 65 in northwest Indiana, was rescued on Aug. 1, 2021, by an Indiana State Police trooper and a group of Good Samaritans. (Credit: Indiana State Police)

The trooper named the dog "Grace" and took the pup to a local animal shelter for treatment, and possible adoption.

Indiana State Police Trooper Marlowe helped rescue an abandoned dog on Interstate 65 on Aug. 1, 2021. She named the dog "Grace" before taking the pup to an animal shelter for treatment. (Credit: Indiana State Police)
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