It was the whimper heard around the world

What the Williston Police Department calls an act of cowardice has created a media buzz that has spanned the United States and the United Kingdom.

Last Thursday, the Williston Pioneer first reported that a  puppy was found buried alive by Williston police officers and personnel.

The police officers had gone to a remote location to destroy evidence, per a judge’s court order, when they heard a whimpering sound.

Following the noise, they soon discovered a puppy, whose eyes are not yet open, buried alive in a shallow grave.

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