Woman calls 911 after beloved pet dies – officer responds with something that shocks everyone

Losing a pet for anyone can be heartbreaking but for some the pain runs deeper.

There are so many people out there whose only companion in the world is their pet. So when they lose their friend it can be devastating.

One woman lost her beloved cat and was so beside herself with grief she called 911. Instead of reminding the lady that it wasn’t an emergency an officer went out to see her.

The officer’s compassion and actions are being praised all over the world.

 

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Posted by The Feral Cat Ministry on Friday, March 8, 2019

The woman was clearly beside herself and didn’t know where to turn so called 911.

The 911 dispatcher was very kind and understanding as the woman told her story.

“I’m 61 years old,” the woman can be heard saying on the recording. “I don’t have any family at all, except these two cats, and I really don’t know what happened to this one.

‘I know you’re upset’

“But I don’t know who to call. I’m sorry. You guys don’t have to come and check on me,” she assured the dispatcher. “I’m OK.”

“OK. That’s all right, ma’am,” the dispatcher told her. “I know you’re upset.”

“Well… She’s just you know my pet,” the woman continued. “But… but I’m OK. I just didn’t know who to call. And I don’t have anyone to call.”

We commend Officer Dylan Wright who was recently dispatched to respond to an elderly female calling 911 who was very…

Posted by City of Rome, GA – Government on Thursday, March 7, 2019

The dispatcher in Rome, Georgia decided to send an officer to check on her. Officer Dylan Wright answered the call and what he did then went above and beyond the call of duty.

“We commend Officer Dylan Wright who was recently dispatched to respond to an elderly female calling 911 who was very distraught over finding her cat deceased when she came home,” the Rome Georgia page posted on March 7. “She told the 911 operator she had no idea of what to do with her cat.”

‘Compassion and commitment’

“Dylan responded to the location offering comfort to the woman and realized the female lived alone and apparently had no immediate family. He left the location and went to Walmart and bought a shovel with his own money, then returned to the home where he dug a hole and buried the ladies’ cat for her.”

“His actions speak volumes to his character; having enough compassion and commitment to help ease the burden of someone he just met! Thank you Dylan Wright for your commitment to public service!”

The post has been shared almost 2,000 times with thousands of comments applauding his actions.

Listen to the call from the grieving woman in the video below.

IceCreamMouth ♥

Posted by The Feral Cat Ministry on Friday, March 8, 2019

The woman was clearly beside herself and didn’t know where to turn so called 911.

The 911 dispatcher was very kind and understanding as the woman told her story.

“I’m 61 years old,” the woman can be heard saying on the recording. “I don’t have any family at all, except these two cats, and I really don’t know what happened to this one.

‘I know you’re upset’

“But I don’t know who to call. I’m sorry. You guys don’t have to come and check on me,” she assured the dispatcher. “I’m OK.”

“OK. That’s all right, ma’am,” the dispatcher told her. “I know you’re upset.”

“Well… She’s just you know my pet,” the woman continued. “But… but I’m OK. I just didn’t know who to call. And I don’t have anyone to call.”

We commend Officer Dylan Wright who was recently dispatched to respond to an elderly female calling 911 who was very…

Posted by City of Rome, GA – Government on Thursday, March 7, 2019

The dispatcher in Rome, Georgia decided to send an officer to check on her. Officer Dylan Wright answered the call and what he did then went above and beyond the call of duty.

“We commend Officer Dylan Wright who was recently dispatched to respond to an elderly female calling 911 who was very distraught over finding her cat deceased when she came home,” the Rome Georgia page posted on March 7. “She told the 911 operator she had no idea of what to do with her cat.”

‘Compassion and commitment’

“Dylan responded to the location offering comfort to the woman and realized the female lived alone and apparently had no immediate family. He left the location and went to Walmart and bought a shovel with his own money, then returned to the home where he dug a hole and buried the ladies’ cat for her.”

“His actions speak volumes to his character; having enough compassion and commitment to help ease the burden of someone he just met! Thank you Dylan Wright for your commitment to public service!”

The post has been shared almost 2,000 times with thousands of comments applauding his actions.

Listen to the call from the grieving woman in the video below.

The dispatcher and officer showed so much compassion toward this poor woman. Such a small act but one that made a huge difference to a distressed woman who felt alone in the world.

Please share this story to help praise such commendable actions.

Woman's 911 Call over Pet's Death Met With Compassion

Compassion when a woman's pet died and she had no one to call. She called 911. Officer Dylan Wright took the time to check on her, then spent his own money to buy what was needed to bury her pet. Thanks to Officer Wright your kindness. Thank you to the caring dispatcher who listened & sent help. I hear so much sadness and lonliness in her voice. Sometimes we all need to know we are not alone. @11Alive Rome Police Department, GA

Posted by Cheryl Preheim on Friday, March 8, 2019

The dispatcher and officer showed so much compassion toward this poor woman. Such a small act but one that made a huge difference to a distressed woman who felt alone in the world.

Please share this story to help praise such commendable actions.