Police and the Headquarters in Neubrandenburg have issued a joint statement: Lost police service dog located.
In the heart of Neubrandenburg, the three-year-old mixed breed of Belgian and Dutch shepherd, serving as a loyal member of the State Special Operations Police Office, went missing on the morning of August 25, 2025, near Neustrelitzer Straße.
The police dog, known for its black fur and a distinctly curled tail, was found injured later that day, near its duty station. The exact location remains undisclosed.
The police have expressed their sincere gratitude to the public and the media for their support during the search for the injured service dog. Despite the difficulties, the community rallied together, contributing to the successful recovery of the canine officer.
Currently, the service dog is undergoing veterinary treatment, but the nature and extent of the injuries sustained are not yet disclosed. It is known that the injuries occurred after the dog escaped. The cause of the injuries remains undetermined at this time.
For inquiries regarding this matter, please contact Jennifer Sänger at the Police Headquarters Neubrandenburg during office hours. You can reach her via email at [email protected] or by telephone at 03831/245-205.
For more information about the Police Headquarters Neubrandenburg, visit their website at http://www.polizei.mvnet.de. Your understanding and patience during this time are greatly appreciated.
As the service dog continues its recovery, the police remain hopeful for a full and swift return to duty. The community's support during this challenging time has been a testament to the strong bond between the police and the citizens of Neubrandenburg.
