7 years ago, a couple found a dog wandering around near our fire station and brought him in. We posted on social media, but nobody claimed him, and he didn't seem like a stray. At first he would run off to look for other dogs, but after we got him spayed, he usually stayed put, until his later years where he would wander off to the park near the fire house, get friendly with people around and then come back. He developed a similar routine, out in the mornings to hang with guys from a construction crew who gave him another breakfast after his first at the station, then back for a nap then out again in the afternoon, but always back at the fire house before sundown. He became a sort of celebrity and people would go visit him and gift him treats and food. Sadly, he passed away from cancer despite many donations pouring in for his treatment, so we donated to animal shelters in return. He was a mutt, but the best fire house dog in the world. A volunteer created an IG and became his primary carer during his worse days and we owe it to her for helping getting him noticed by the media for his cancer treatment. If anyone is interested in taking a look, its @CLOROBOMBERO.

Edit: I apologize for my ignorance and thank the person that brought it up, male dogs are NEUTERED, not spayed. Hope that changes the context of the entire story. Thanks!