Tommy the police dog who was given just two months to live after being diagnosed with cancer, has gotten a second chance at life thanks to the support of his new fans around the globe, RadarOnline.com can report.

As RadarOnline.com previously reported, the seven-year-old Dutch Shepherd, who is a loyal member of the Tiffin Police Department in Ohio, suffers from stage 4 Lymphoma and without expensive treatment he isn't expected to make it.

After four years on the force, Tommy's cancer has spread to his bladder and spleen and is now so extreme that he has been forced into retirement and his co-workers are fearing the worst.

Police officers in Ohio are joining together to help one of their fallen comrades who is fighting for his life, RadarOnline.com has learned.

And, although this is no cop shot down in the line of duty, it is a hard working and valued member of the force --  Tommy, a K9 assistance dog with the Tiffin Police Department.

The seven-year-old Dutch Shepherd is suffering from Stage 4 Lymphoma, and without treatment he isn't expected to make it, FoxToledo.com reported.