It was recovered and brought to safety by a Macomer traffic police patrol. However, a mestizo risked being run over by speeding cars on the 131 between the Birori crossroads and the Campeda plateau.
Yesterday evening the most classic of horrors returned to the scene: a dog abandoned by its owners on the most dangerous stretch of the 131. He ran in the middle of the road, dodged several times by speeding cars, scared and aimlessly, perhaps in an attempt to chase the owner. Until the arrival of a traffic police patrol , with the agents who were carrying out their service in that area. At stake is not only the safety of the dog, but the safety of motorists. The policemen had to face an insidious danger - they had to run after him.
The dog, after several attempts, stopped, very frightened. Finally, wagging his tail, he got caught . The agents also looked for the microchip to get some more clues about the possible owner, but the dog had no registration in the canine registry. A good animal, apparently healthy and not malnourished. The officers made him drink and then put him to safety. He was taken to the Siniscola health kennel. Anyone can adopt it.
