There are exceptions to the rule where animals, especially dogs, are more attached to the owners than the home. As a result, the four-legged hero of today’s story walked 57 miles to reach her former home.
Two years ago, Drew Feebeck and his golden retriever Cleo moved from Missouri to Kansas. One day, the dog vanished without a trace. There seemed to be no trace of the pet after the owners unsuccessfully searched for her. A dog suddenly appeared at the front door of Colton Michael’s home when he arrived home from work. The pet was well-groomed and thoroughbred. Furthermore, she wore a collar, indicating that the dog had an owner.
The dog’s owners were quite able to chip her since she was well-groomed and thoroughbred. A veterinarian examined the animal. There was confirmation of suspicions. The chip contained information about the owner of the dog, which was read with a special device. The surprise Michael felt when he realized the owners of the dog were the previous owners of the house where they now live. Colton studied social media first. Drew’s post was found in a local group in his area.
A man posted about his missing golden retriever named Cleo. A week has passed since the post was made. Upon finding Cleo on the threshold of the house, Michael immediately contacted Drew and reported that they had a dog. There were no bounds to Drew’s joy. The pet was alive and well, which was the most important thing. As he picked up the Labrador, he thanked Michael for a job well done. The dog’s return to his old home remains a mystery as to why he ran away from his owners.
