Police dog that worked at Manchester Arena bombing is 'retiring immediately' due to brain cancer
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manchestereveningnews.co.ukwas later awarded with an animal OBE for their services. Milo has also worked on operations in south Manchester, Manchester Airport, and Trafford.GMP firearms chief Supt JP Ruffle said the news of Milo’s retirement was ‘very sad indeed’.“The bond between handler and working dog is unique and so strong,” he posted online.“Any news like this is incredibly sad and impactive.
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