WA Police has eight new recruits—and they're all up for adoption.

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Police officers in Western Australia are seeking homes for eight adorable puppies rescued from an abusive owner.

Officers of the Kimberley district were called to a local property after receiving an animal abuse complaint yesterday.

They rescued eight kelpie-cross-staffy puppies that were being mistreated by their owners.

After uploading an image of the pups to Twitter, the Kununarra Police Station has been inundated with calls from hopeful owners-to-be.

@KununurraPol have rescued 8 puppies that are looking for forever homes. They can’t stay, it seems they’ve had a “ruff” day on “pawtrol” #fb pic.twitter.com/T6nz8q9bMK

— Kununurra Police (@KununurraPol) June 15, 2017

“We have rescued eight puppies that are looking for forever homes,” the Twitter caption reads.

“They can’t stay, it seems they’ve had a ‘ruff’ day on ‘pawtrol.'”

Who can resist?