A dog who disappeared from Mansfield, Illinois, has been found safe in Greenville, Alabama, to everyone’s relief.
“PCSO has been in contact with authorities in Alabama and this remains an active investigation,” the agency’s post read.over ten hours to Greenville to reunite with their beloved seven-year-old pup, WKRG reported Thursday.
According to the outlet, not long after deputies saw the man walking with the dog, they transported him to jail. In addition, Tess’s microchip identified her owners who came to fetch her on Wednesday, the outlet said.A kidnapped golden doodle is reunited with her family hundreds of miles away.The pet was inside the family's SUV when it was stolen in Illinois last week. The vehicle was found crashed in Nashville the next day, but the dog, Tess, was no where to be found.
Meanwhile, the PCSO’s followers were overjoyed when they heard the news that Tess had been found, one person
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