Phoenix Police were called to a overpass on the 51 late at night this last week.

When the officer arrived it was obvious a homeless man was trying to catch a tiny white kitten he had come upon. With the officers help they were able to safely catch the little girl before anything horrible happened. The officer stated that " there was no way she made it there on her own ... she was left there".

The kind, animal loving officer kept the kitten until after his shift and then took it to his vet.

Animal Health Services in Cave Creek is open 24 / 7 now so a 6 AM visit was welcome.

Sugar (named by the officer) was hussled back to triage where she immediately received fluids and was thoroughly checked over. The vet believed her to be only 5 or 6 weeks.

Sugar is now in foster and is happy and healthy but waiting for a PLACE TO CALL HOME!

She has been tested for all the kitty diseases and passed!

PLEASE CONTACT Marie AT 602-617-2656 to meet this ADORABLE tiny girl and find her a home for the holidays!

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Scottsdale, Arizona, November 29, 2011 — The Fetch Foundation announces Tessie, the Belgian Malinois rescued from the county shelter has found a forever home.  “A better home for Tessie could not have been found” shares Marie Peck, Founder of The Fetch Foundation.  “She was adopted by a Search and Rescue (SAR) family that already has 1 Search and Rescue dog.”

A K9 evaluation performed by Marie Peck, determined that Tessie had a natural scent ability that could not be ignored.  “Tessie will be part of a Search and Rescue Team and her partner will be a veterinarian!” Marie shares “This is a special breed that needs a job, I am happy that Tessie will be able to fulfill her potential.  She has very sharp scent skills that will be cultivated by this special family.”