Emory, a puppy injured in a car crash last month, found a loving forever home with one of the North Carolina state troopers who responded to the accident.
In late March, a camper shell, or rigid canopy used to cover a truck’s bed, blew off on Interstate 26 in Henderson County, and the dog kennel Emory was riding in slid out onto the highway.
State troopers Johnathan Maybin and Tony Osteen reported to the scene and found the pup motionless, but breathing. They wrapped her in a towel and rushed her to Western Carolina Regional Animal Hospital, where veterinarians treated her for bruised lungs, a broken front leg and tail, and a fractured tibia.
Trooper Maybin, who said he fell in love with Emory at first sight, decided to adopt her after nobody came forward to claim the lost puppy. He also generously covered all her medical bills, and Emory is expected to make a full recovery. She’s currently relaxing at home, ready to start a new chapter in life with her loving guardian.
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Trooper Maybin — you’re the best — we LOVE you — We RESPECT you — You are part of the Solution and NOT the problem.
Thank you for adopting Emory and wishing you both well.
I am so thankful for people like this state trooper. Long may he & this puppy live & be happy & healthy.
Good man ♥
THANK YOU FOR SAVING THIS DOG. GIVE THIS DOG A LOT OF LOVE & CARE & ATTENTION. ENJOY THE COMPANIONSHIP OF THIS WONDERFUL PET!
Bless you and wishing you and Emory a long and loving life together.
So sad to see animals and birds treated so badly. They are innocent beauty queen s.
NO BECAUSE THESE ARENT REAL.PEOPLE UR DEALING WITH
THEY R FUCKIN FREAKS
NO BECAUSE THESE ARENT REAL.PEOPLE UR DEALING WITH
THEY R FUCKIN FREAKS
May god always bless his compassionate heart ❤️
Thank you Trooper Maybin, for saving this innocent souls life from a painful death. Your kindness will be reciprocate ten fold in turn once when the little fella gradually see how much you love her.
You have found a loving pal & a loyal companion who will shower you with total unconditional love until her last breath. BLESS YOUR HEART..
You’re a decent & kind man, Trooper Maybin! This cruel world needs more superheroes like you.
Thanks for saving Emory. Your a true Hero.
Trooper Maybin, are you married?
How wonderful!!
Thank you, Trooper Maybin for your generosity and humanity. I hope you and Emory have many happy years together.
Cruelty is not necessary. It’s not a mental illness. It is a defect of the soul. And it must be eradicated one easy or the other.
What a great guy! Thank you for doing this.
mochye
God Bless you trooper Maybin for giving this precious puppy a home and paying the vet bills!!!!!!!
I wish there were more like you. You will have a best friend for life!!!!!
Enfin une bonne nouvelle grâce à cette belle personne!
Je vous souhaite beaucoup de bonheur à vous deux!
Merci pour ce beau geste!
Great trooper
What a nice story about the little baby puppy named Emery. Her tragedy turned into a real miracle with the kind State Trooper taking her in and caring for her and paying for all her vet bills. So rare it’s so nice to see a story like this, we need more stories like this!
Thanku Trooper Maybin.
I wish there were more ;people like this caring man.
What a lovely man. This pup will always remember his owner in such a loving way.
A good news story for once! Well done Trooper Maybin.
Glad to hear good news Thankful for good ppl like this. What a cute baby.
There are real angels among us. I hope both nan & dog have a bright future together.
Thank you Trooper Maybin!!! Thank you for saving & adopting the puppy. You are a true hero!
Well done, sir, for giving Emory a loving home.
TO BOTH STATE TROOPERS, YOU ARE ANGELS THAT WALK AMONG US. I PRAY FOR A WORLD WHERE ALL OF US ARE LIKE THIS, BUT KNOW, THAT WILL NEVER HAPPEN. I DON’T LOOSE HOPE, BUT SEE OUR REALITY. IT DOESN’T TAKE ANYTHING EXTRA TO BE KIND, ONLY A PURE HEART & SOUL.
TEARS OF PURE HAPPINESS! THIS IS A WONDERFUL, UPLIFTING TRUE STORY. GOD BLESS ALL ANIMALS & ANIMAL LOVERS!
Bravo sir! You give credit and are a shining example of the best in law enforcement, one of North Carolina’s finest indeed. God Bless!
A good man