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Twitter comes to puppy’s aid in Hyderabad
After losing its way from home in Kakaguda of Karkhana, the Pomeranian puppy got back to his owner with Karkhana Police’s clever usage of Twitter.
Hyderabad: After losing its way from home in Kakaguda of Karkhana, the Pomeranian puppy got back to his owner with Karkhana Police’s clever usage of Twitter.
The puppy was found wandering on the streets which was taken to the police station in Karkhana by an auto-rickshaw driver. Policemen took good care of it by bathing and feeding it. They posted its picture through their official Twitter handle @shokarkhana. B. Janiah, a Station House Officer said that though the puppy was in panic initially, it got used to the people around in the police station and started accepting biscuits and other eatables.
In the meanwhile, the Twitter post went viral in every social media platform and the owner came to know of its puppy’s location. Sub Inspector A. Srinivas told that, ‘Owner Jayachandran came to the police station with some photographs with the puppy to prove his identity. As the puppy recognised its owner at the first sight, it was easy for us to make things sure and return the puppy to its owner’.
In the same manner, Hyderabad City Police took to Twitter to restore the lost Samsung S6 to its owner Sowjanya last week. The phone was found on the street by found by Sadiq Mohammed, a techie who reported to police station and with the help of Twitter, they could find its owner within one hour.
