Granger - A dog from the state of Texas had lost a few days before it was found in the state of South Carolina. Of residence owners in the town of Granger, where the discovery of the dog is about 1770 kilometers.
This story begins when Ace-name disappeared from the dog-owners. Ace is a rustic dog who used to live in the desert area of 0.53 square kilometers in Granger belongs keepers, Leroy Filla.
Fox station quoted from page 7 Tommy Filla, son of the owner, said, "The neighbors know him."
A few years ago the dog was injured in Williamson County animal shelter and then get planting micro-chip (microchip).
After disappearing for a few days, a woman named Brannon Lewis picked it up after her dog was found in the state of South Carolina.
The woman then took Ace to scan the microchip and said, "The vet said that this dog comes from Texas. I said, 'Gosh, how did he get here?' "
Tommy Fill also experience the same astonishment. He said jokingly, "Sepertinyaia can not be picked up today."
"When Tommy told me that the dog belonged to his father, who suffered from Parkinson's, I felt compelled to seek the dog's return," said Lewis.
The woman asked for help via upload on Facebook and a woman named Kelly Warr is pleased to usher in the adventurous dog.
Warr brings Ace to Baton Rogue town in the state of Louisiana on Saturday and took a number of photos along the way. Tommy then pick them up from there. All conceal it from his father.
"Dad called me (Sunday) morning and asked, 'heard the news about the dog?' And I replied, 'oh yes, already. We'll be there in a minute. ' "
Tommy Ace makes recording meetings with the owners and send the video to Brennan Lewis, who picked up Ace in South Carolina. The woman said, "I'm so touched. It was an event sweetest I've ever seen. "
A dog missing from their owners. Through announcements on social media, he was found in another town about 1770 kilometers away. (Source Facebook accounts belonging to Tommy Filla)
"I made a little house for the dog. Thank you to everyone involved. Extraordinary things done by social media. Wonderful."
A truck driver then contacted the family and said he picked the Ace at a truck stop in the town of Jarrell and brought it home in South Carolina. Ace mistaken for wild dogs and he wanted to keep it, but the dog was then escaped from the backyard.
On the other hand, stated that the Austin Animal Center embed the microchip for free every day to the local people for pets
A spokesman said that approximately 35% to 40% of pets brought to animal shelters may be returned to its owner because of the presence of a microchip.
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Fox station quoted from page 7 Tommy Filla, son of the owner, said, "The neighbors know him."
A few years ago the dog was injured in Williamson County animal shelter and then get planting micro-chip (microchip).
After disappearing for a few days, a woman named Brannon Lewis picked it up after her dog was found in the state of South Carolina.
The woman then took Ace to scan the microchip and said, "The vet said that this dog comes from Texas. I said, 'Gosh, how did he get here?' "
Tommy Fill also experience the same astonishment. He said jokingly, "Sepertinyaia can not be picked up today."
"When Tommy told me that the dog belonged to his father, who suffered from Parkinson's, I felt compelled to seek the dog's return," said Lewis.
The woman asked for help via upload on Facebook and a woman named Kelly Warr is pleased to usher in the adventurous dog.
Warr brings Ace to Baton Rogue town in the state of Louisiana on Saturday and took a number of photos along the way. Tommy then pick them up from there. All conceal it from his father.
"Dad called me (Sunday) morning and asked, 'heard the news about the dog?' And I replied, 'oh yes, already. We'll be there in a minute. ' "
Tommy Ace makes recording meetings with the owners and send the video to Brennan Lewis, who picked up Ace in South Carolina. The woman said, "I'm so touched. It was an event sweetest I've ever seen. "
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A dog missing from their owners. Through announcements on social media, he was found in another town about 1770 kilometers away. (Source Facebook accounts belonging to Tommy Filla)
"I made a little house for the dog. Thank you to everyone involved. Extraordinary things done by social media. Wonderful."
A truck driver then contacted the family and said he picked the Ace at a truck stop in the town of Jarrell and brought it home in South Carolina. Ace mistaken for wild dogs and he wanted to keep it, but the dog was then escaped from the backyard.
On the other hand, stated that the Austin Animal Center embed the microchip for free every day to the local people for pets
A spokesman said that approximately 35% to 40% of pets brought to animal shelters may be returned to its owner because of the presence of a microchip.
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