Three Brave Traffic Officers Save Injured Stray Dog Trapped in Deep Drain
What began as an ordinary day of duty quickly turned into a life-saving mission for three traffic officers in Bahau, Malaysia.
On Thursday afternoon, along the Bahau-Juasseh route near Bahau Satellite Town, the officers came across a heartbreaking sight: an injured stray dog had fallen into a deep roadside drain. With one leg fractured and multiple wounds — likely from being struck by a car — the poor animal was unable to climb out on its own.
A Frightened Pup in Desperate Need
A video of the incident, later shared on Facebook, shows the frightened dog hobbling away in the drain, trying to avoid human contact out of fear. Despite its attempts to flee, the officers — Mohd Rasul Putera Bin Mohd Shahauddin, Mohd Zulhairi Bin Yahaya, and Adrian Johnny — remained calm and patient. They carefully coordinated their efforts, determined to bring the dog to safety without causing further distress.
A Gentle Rescue
Using a simple plastic bag as a makeshift stretcher, the officers slowly lifted the dog out of the drain. Every movement was cautious, reflecting their compassion for the terrified animal. At last, the injured dog was safely placed out of harm’s way.
The Jempol District Police later posted the rescue video on their official Facebook page with the heartfelt caption:
“Love and compassion know no boundaries; animals’ lives are just as precious.”
Beyond the Call of Duty
These officers were not required by their job description to rescue a stray — yet their quick thinking and kind hearts made the difference between life and death. Their actions not only saved the dog but also inspired thousands online, reminding people that true compassion extends to every living being.
For the injured dog, it was a second chance at life — and for everyone who witnessed the story, it was a powerful reminder that heroes can wear many uniforms.