Kind People Made Terminally Ill Dog an Honorary Police Dog For the Day (PHOTOS)

Illness and disease affect humans and animals alike, and sadly, it is not always a winning fight. However, one’s spirit and determination can still make them victorious even in a losing battle. So is the case with Miller, a strong-willed Doberman Pinscher who was diagnosed with cancer, but is showing the world how to live life by checking off activities on his bucket list.

This beautiful Doberman has been in the care of Trio Animal Foundation (TAF), a Chicago-based non-profit dedicated to providing care for terminally ill dogs and other homeless animals with medical conditions. They have helped Miller accomplish tasks on his bucket list, including receiving the honorary title of a police dog for the Chicago Police Department!

Officer Tammy Block presented a framed portrait of Miller during the ceremony as TAF President Sue and Medical and Rescue Director Bridgid stood proudly with the humble canine.

Miller even received his own police badge and uniform as part of this great honor!

Miller proudly posed in front of his portrait at this Animal Safe Haven spot.

This handsome dog sure knows how to wear his prestigious uniform! 

If your heart is touched by this story, please consider making a donation to Trio Animal Foundation so they can continue their admirable work for more wonderful animals like Miller.

And please share this sweet story with your family and friends!

All Image Source: Trio Animal Foundation/Facebook