New Groton Town Police dog is focused on helping officers, community
1 Oct 2019
Community Interest
As Groton Town Police Officer Heather McClelland chatted with a resident at the Groton Public Library on Thursday, McClelland petted the department’s new service dog, McDonald, who was snuggled up next to her.
“Want to come sit next to me and pet him?” McClelland asked the resident’s 3-year-old son, and the child walked over from his mother’s lap to McDonald and smiled as he petted the black lab.
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