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

A dog that was abandoned by its previous owner ahead of Hurricane Milton has been adopted into a loving new family.

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.

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.

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.