Lost puppy brings himself to Dublin garda station after he can’t find his owner

This is just too much.

If you're feeling a bit fragile coming into work today after the long weekend, then this might just make you shed a tear. Gardaí in Dundrum have tweeted about a lost dog that presented himself the the guards after losing his owner. According to the Gardaí, the lost pop reported "his owner missing" and they are currently on the lookout to find who the doggo belongs to. They tweeted: "This lovely young pup just presented himself at the counter of Dundrum Garda Station to report his owner missing!! "Can anyone help him?

This lovely young pup just presented himself at the counter of Dundrum Garda Station to report his owner missing !! Can anyone help him Any info to Dundrum GS 01-6665600" pic.twitter.com/6OMUADHxeU

— Garda Info (@gardainfo) April 23, 2019

They added that if anyone has "any info" to contact Dundrum Garda Station 01-6665600. It comes after another pup, Pluto, was lost during the Leinster match this weekend and decided to do a shift with the gardaí in Pearse Street. Pluto was reunited with its owner, but not before his work was done in the station.

Pluto was returned to his owner by Unit A, Pearse Street after being found in the Dublin 2 area celebrating Leinster's win... but not before being put to work in the station! pic.twitter.com/lK78xrg5ws

— Garda Info (@gardainfo) April 22, 2019

Can we just have a garda service where they take on lost dogs for a day? Please?