Dog rescued by Cork City Fire Brigade secures forever home

Rescue dog update Earlier this month, Buddy was rescued from the River and he has now found his forever home. Picture: Cork city fire brigade via Twitter

A dog that had been rescued "cold and scared" from the River Lee earlier this month has had a change of fate after finally finding his "forever home".

Buddy was saved after falling into the river three weeks ago, but he was rescued by members of the Cork City Fire Brigade.

When found, he was quickly wrapped up in a blanket and his rescuers were confident he would make a full recovery. 

Thankfully, Buddy has gone one better, not only recovering but also finding a new owner.

🐕 Rescue dog update 🐕

Earlier this month, Buddy was rescued from the River and he has now found his forever home.
A massive thank you to Sharon for opening up her home to Buddy 👏

And I think you'll agree, he looks like one happy Doggie 😊 #Buddy #rescuedog pic.twitter.com/Zxm6gLy3W3

— Cork City Fire Brigade (@CorkCityFire) May 30, 2023

In an update on Twitter, the fire brigade posted an update on the dog, saying he had been adopted. 

"Earlier this month, Buddy was rescued from the river and he has now found his forever home," the post said

"A massive thank you to Sharon for opening up her home to Buddy."