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The dog was fed and watered after being processed in Henry Street garda station
GARDAI delivered some "ruff" justice to a lost dog this Sunday by remanding it in custody in Henry Street.
However, the gardai's bark was worse than their bite as they released the dog shortly after the pooch's owner was located.
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Officers on Paw Patrol spotted the dog wandering around Corbally this Sunday and apprehended it.
"Meet the newest (and fluffiest) guest at Henry Street garda station. This little explorer was found roaming in Corbally today. No microchip - but lots of charm.
"She’s safe, but we’d love to get her back to her real home. Please share and help us get this good girl back to her humans!" read a post on An Garda Siochana Limerick's social media pages.
In a matter of minutes, the dog's owners got in touch and case closed - if only all incidents were solved as fast!
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