Florida K-9 shot by a suspect is back on the job 6 months later

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. - Well done, K-9 Titan!

The St. Petersburg Police Department K-9 that was shot 6 months ago while chasing a suspect is back on the job and looking good!

The police department posted a video of Titan running drills with an officer showing how far he's come during his recovery.

"Lots of patience, good vet care, and rehab...and St. Pete PD's K9 Titan has recovered and is back on the street!" the department wrote on Facebook.

K-9 Titan was severely injured earlier this year after police say 23-year-old Elijah Johnson fled from a traffic stop by a Pinellas County deputy. 

When St. Pete Police Officer Greg Shone and Titan began searching for Johnson after he abandoned his car, police said Johnson opened fire, hitting Titan in the leg. Officer Shone was not injured.

Johnson then fired shots at Sgt. David Stang with the Pinellas County Sheriff's Office, shooting him in the shoulder as he sat in his patrol car. Police said Johnson then took his own life.

Titan was treated at the Partridge Animal Hospital in St. Petersburg. Photos of the brave K-9 broke hearts across the country, showing him laying down with a neck collar around his head and hooked up to an IV machine. 

"He's up and around but still on antibiotics and pain meds -- he doesn't like that IV too much!" police wrote on Twitter. "Hopefully he'll be able to go home this week."

Now, Titan is back and ready to take down more bad guys!