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The gardaí found an adorable dog and lost the run of themselves on Twitter

Her name was Lola and, well, you can guess the rest.

Jan 5th 2016, 4:50 PM 7,254 Views 2 Comments

THE CUTEST LITTLE pup ever was discovered by the gardaí today.

Little Lola was found out and about by herself, and the gardaí swiftly returned her to her owners.

Look at her face when it happened

Compol Douglas found Lola while out on beat,she has since been reunited with her humans as you can tell by her smile pic.twitter.com/SysWIaNzpM
— An Garda Síochána (@GardaTraffic) January 5, 2016

Source: An Garda Síochána/Twitter

Delighted with herself – and the little dog jacket is A+ too.

But with a name like Lola, the gardaí weren’t going to let it lie without some choice lyrics

Lola wants to jointheguards16 (1 day left) We can’t understand why she walked like a woman and barked like a man. pic.twitter.com/3rGDANE7Xm
— Garda Info (@gardainfo) January 5, 2016

Source: Garda Info/Twitter

Grand.

A few Lola lyrics are completely acceptable – it’s a cute dog, after all.

But then they officially lost the run of themselves down there at Garda HQ

Info available at https://t.co/heCT46qof3, applications through https://t.co/J3xsdOjiCh LA LA LO LO LOLA https://t.co/ENtvzrbJot
— An Garda Síochána (@GardaTraffic) January 5, 2016

Source: An Garda Síochána/Twitter

“Info available at http://www.careersportal.ie, applications through http://www.publicjobs.ie LA LA LO LO LOLA”

BANGER.

There have been no more Lola-themed Twitter posts today (yet), but we can all dream.

We can’t get enough of you gardaí, really

@GardaTraffic 10/10 content keep it up
— Muireann (@BellXHun) January 5, 2016

Source: Muireann/Twitter

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The gardaí found an adorable dog and lost the run of themselves on Twitter