A Tennessee resident has been reunited with her dog that disappeared seven years ago from her old home in Ohio.
Mishka was 3 years old when she vanished from the backyard of owner Paula Graff’s home in Hamilton. But Graff had an identification microchip implanted under the skin of the small dog described as part Pekinese and part terrier. She said she never gave up hope of seeing her beloved pet again.
Graff now lives in Tennessee. But WLWT-TV in Cincinnati reports Graff recently got a call from the Animal Friends Humane Society in Hamilton saying its routine scan of strays for microchips identified Graff’s pet.
Graff says she is thankful to have her dog back and grateful that whoever had her apparently fed her well.
The Associated Press contributed to this article
So glad her dog was returned to her!
That was a blessing after all the Pet was Her Baby
How amazing. It is good for both the dog and the owner who have such a special bond. I still wonder what happened to my son’s dog Traveler who ran away from me in Philly on Mother’s Day many years ago. The high strung lab was not chipped. So we put him in our prayers and go on.