Chug' found on the M62 will be put up for adoption because no one is coming to collect her

A dog which stopped traffic on the M62 will be put up for adoption soon - becaus no one is coming forward to collect her.
The Chug's owners still haven't been found. PIC: Highways England.The Chug's owners still haven't been found. PIC: Highways England.
The Chug's owners still haven't been found. PIC: Highways England.

The Chug - a cross between a Chihuahua and the Pug - was found running loose the M62 near Birstall on Sunday, February 17.

READ: The best and worst GP surgeries in Wakefield for making an appointment, according to their patientsTraffic on the motorway at junction 27 near Birstall ground to a halt after notices of 'animals in the road' were put up.

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After an unsuccessful appeal to find the owner, Highways England has issued an updated which said that the dog will be put up for adoption next week.

READ: Roof-top beer garden plans for town centre pub"They are both currently being looked after by Cliffe Kennels & Rescue at Hoylandswaine and are doing great. If no owners come forward to collect them, they will be available for adoption on the 26th February."