While attending the Lantern Festival, a young Beijing man who had lost his dog seven years ago, said he stumbled across the dog accidentally. "I began to raise this dog in 2003. One day,...
Spiro Sousanis reunites with Darla, who was missing for six weeks The Sousanis family is overjoyed after they were reunited with their dog Darla, who was lost for six weeks and had gone missing from...
A Shepherd-Collie mix that ran away from her home in Mt. Lebanon, Pittsburgh six months ago had a heartwarming reunion with her family this week, because of the kindness of a stranger. Back in August...
Alex, a 13-year-old Siberian Husky, who made a 200-mile journey in search of his owner, was reunited with his family yesterday. The dog had gotten separated from his owner when they were moving homes in...
Marvette and Prentice "Dude" Washington had a big reason to celebrate on Thursday night. Butch Michael, their Schnauzer and Yorkie mix, had been found after a long, distressing month apart. The dog went missing last...
Ashley Bailey rescued Mollie from drowning and returned her to grateful owner, Lesley Hobbs. A four-year-old Border Collie who went missing from her back garden earlier this month, has been reunited with her relieved owner....
It's a paternity claim with a twist. Two neighbors in Blythewood, South Carolina claimed a 4-year-old yellow Labrador Retriever named Sam, was theirs. Sam came into the Eargle family's home four years ago as a...
Gadget, a former laboratory test animal, has been found six days after he went missing from his Los Angeles home. The special needs beagle was found outside a North Hollywood home Wednesday morning. A homeowner...
Stripes had been missing for one week, when skiers found him on the summit of a mountain. He was lost near the base of that mountain, over 18 miles away. When the Good Samaritans found...
After living on the streets for four and a half years, a dog named Chuck was reunited with his family. Chuck went missing from his home in 2007 after breaking out of his yard. Although...
