Trooper, the dog who was rescued nearly two months ago by the Florida Highway Patrol (FHP) during Hurricane Milton now has a new home, the Leon County Humane Society announced. While the community was evacuating for Hurricane Milton,

So Trooper found a new home in Parkland, Florida, where he now has a Bull Terrier sister named Dallas. It’s as heartwarming of an ending as you could hope for, and based on this video below, Trooper could not have ended up in a better home with better dog parents.

It's been nearly two months since Trooper was rescued from belly-deep water and the fence he was tied to by a Florida Highway Patrol trooper. Now, just in time for the holidays, he's got his forever home.

The five-year-old Bull terrier captured the hearts of those both near and far. Since then, the dog made national headlines.

Trooper, the dog who was rescued by the Florida Highway Patrol during Hurricane Milton has now been adopted, the Leon County Humane Society announced.

"CBS Mornings" contributor David Begnaud shows how Trooper got a second chance with a couple who share a longstanding connection with his breed.

The bull terrier named “Trooper,” who was found abandoned and tied to a fence along I-75 in the midst of evacuations ahead of Hurricane Milton, was adopted by a family in Parkland.

It was a happy, tail-wagging end for a dog who was left tied to a fence along the side of Interstate 75 ahead of Hurricane Milton. It's been nearly two months since Trooper was rescued from belly-deep water and the fence he was tied to by a Florida Highway Patrol trooper.