Police dog returns to Moses Lake after successful surgery
Robbie Rowe/Columbia Basin Herald Chief Moses students turned out Wednesday to welcome K9 Officer Chief home.
Photo courtesy of Jerry Kayser Quickly recovering from Tuesday's surgery, K9 Chief was looking ready to chase a ball Wednesday, despite the soft muzzle he will have to wear for the next six to eight weeks as a jaw fracture heals.
Emry Dinman/Columbia Basin Herald Some students from Moses Lake High School were able to leave classes temporarily to welcome K9 Chief home.
Charles H. Featherstone/Columbia Basin Herald Some of the wellwishers gathered outside the Fifth Avenue entrance to the Moses Lake Police Department to welcome MLPD patrol dog Chief back to Moses Lake.
Charles H. Featherstone/Columbia Basin Herald Some of the wellwishers gathered outside the Fifth Avenue entrance to the Moses Lake Police Department to welcome MLPD patrol dog Chief back to Moses Lake.
Charles H. Featherstone/Columbia Basin Herald Some of the wellwishers gathered outside the Fifth Avenue entrance to the Moses Lake Police Department to welcome MLPD patrol dog Chief back to Moses Lake.
Charles H. Featherstone/Columbia Basin Herald Some of the wellwishers gathered outside the Fifth Avenue entrance to the Moses Lake Police Department to welcome MLPD patrol dog Chief back to Moses Lake.
MOSES LAKE — Hundreds turned out Wednesday to welcome home wounded Moses Lake Police Department patrol dog Chief after he was airlifted to Pullman for emergency surgery Friday.
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