One of the La Crosse Police Department’s K-9 systems has actually passed away suddenly. The department revealed Friday that Thor passed away July 4 after problems from internal bleeding. The dog partnered with La Crosse law enforcement officer Dakota Jelinski According to a department news release, Thor wasn’t feeling well recently and was considered a veterinary check out. Thor was identified with a mass in his stomach, which was thought to be internal bleeding.
Thor, accompanied by Jelinski, was transferred to University of Wisconsin-Madison Veterinary Clinic, where he had actually a mass gotten rid of from his spleen. The surgical treatment was referred to as a success, however the dog’s healing lagged, and it passed away with Jelinski by its side. “We extend a thank you to Thompson’s Animal Clinic who was instrumental in providing care throughout his service and in the final days,” journalism release states. “We also extend a thank you to UW-Madison Vet Clinic for their immediate care and support they gave to K9 Thor.” Thor was a German shepherd who was born Nov. 15, 2015, in the Czech Republic. After 12 weeks of training, Thor signed up with Jelinski on patrol in December 2018. Thor had more than 500 implementations throughout his profession. The death of Thor leaves the department with 4 K-9s — 3 German shepherds and one labrador — that carry out standard authorities work. The department likewise has labradoodle that works as a treatment dog.
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This officer saved his dog from a twister and it was captured on cam. Veuer’s Keri Lumm has more.
One of the La Crosse Police Department’s K-9 systems has actually passed away suddenly.
The department revealed Friday that Thor passed away July 4 after problems from internal bleeding. The dog partnered with La Crosse law enforcement officer Dakota Jelinski
According to a department news release, Thor wasn’t feeling well recently and was considered a veterinary check out. Thor was identified with a mass in his stomach, which was thought to be internal bleeding.
Thor, accompanied by Jelinski, was transferred to University of Wisconsin-Madison Veterinary Clinic, where he had actually a mass gotten rid of from his spleen. The surgical treatment was referred to as a success, however the dog’s healing lagged, and it passed away with Jelinski by its side.
“We extend a thank you to Thompson’s Animal Clinic who was instrumental in providing care throughout his service and in the final days,” journalism release states. “We also extend a thank you to UW-Madison Vet Clinic for their immediate care and support they gave to K9 Thor.”
Thor was a German shepherd who was born Nov. 15, 2015, in the Czech Republic. After 12 weeks of training, Thor signed up with Jelinski on patrol in December 2018. Thor had more than 500 implementations throughout his profession.
The death of Thor leaves the department with 4 K-9s — 3 German shepherds and one labrador — that carry out standard authorities work. The department likewise has labradoodle that works as a treatment dog.
Video thanks to Dodge County Sheriff’s Office
This officer saved his dog from a twister and it was captured on cam. Veuer’s Keri Lumm has more.
