Trooper rescues kitten along Warren County highway

The Ohio State Highway Patrol rescued a kitten found in Warren County.

According to a social media post, the kitten, which was later named “Trooper,” was found on state Route 123 by trooper Jacob Olsen and taken back to the patrol’s Lebanon Post.

FROM THE FEEL GOOD FILES. Recently, Lebanon Post Tpr. Jacob Olsen rescued a kitten on SR 123 in Warren Co. The kitten was taken back to the post and cared for by @OSHP dispatchers. The kitten, now known as “Trooper” has found his forever home with Disp. Mary Blust!🐱💙 pic.twitter.com/yPD4uehu4b
— OSHP_SWOhio (@OSHP_SWOhio) May 21, 2022

The kitten was adopted by dispatcher Mary Blust, the post said.

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