A viewer was moved to action after seeing a report about a crime caught on camera. The incident involved a thief stealing supplies from Rescued Pets Movement. This organization is located in Oak Forest.
Randy Hartley was outraged by what he saw and decided to take action. He donated $2,700 to the dog rescue group. Further details about the crime and the donation are available from the source.
The report that prompted the donation was an Only on FOX report.
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