Sunday, August 7, 2016

Dog Comes Home After Being Lost at SEA!

Now here is a story of a miracle and a very negligent pet owner. The guy is lucky he got her back...hopefully he learned a the valuable lesson!  Read the comments on this original post at Facebook/TheDodo and I'm sure you will agree! 



 Here's the video of the full story: video

After reading about this story that led to many others, I realized how important it is for dog owners to take more precaution in self guarding their beloved pets. Be responsible and invest a few bucks...it may just save their Life! 

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All and all its a beautiful story...Click hear to read a detailed article on this miraculous story! Dog owner and avid fisherman, Nick Hayworth was out on the boat with Luna his one year old German Shepherd on February 10. They were just off the coast of San Diego, California, when Nick looked around and realized Luna was no where to be seen. 

"It was really devastating to go from having this dog next to me every minute of my life to all of sudden, she's gone in a flash," Hayworth told ABC News  during his interview.

Nick Hayworth searched the Pacific Ocean for days, with even the U.S. Navy joining the search on land, air and sea, but he gave up hope. He posted this status update to Facebook, "RIP Luna, you will be missed."Nick went on to say: "I was heartbroken. I presumed she was dead," he said. 

But Luna is a survivor and didn't give up! She swam nearly 2 miles to the Navy's San Clemente Island, where she survived by rodents and dead fish. Thank God for fresh water left by storms. Eventually she was found by military personnel, chilling on a roadside. 

 "They saw Luna just sitting on the side of the road wagging her tail," DeMunnik said, according to ABC. "Keep in mind, there are no domesticated animals on the island, so it was a stunning sight."

The German shepherd has since been examined by a wildlife biologist at the San Diego Zoo, who determined Luna was "perfectly healthy other than being a little undernourished," according to Sandy DeMunnik, public affairs officer for the Naval Base Coronado. 

As for Hayworth, "Probably the happiest I've ever been in my life to have my best friend back."

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