Cooper lost 27 days. His new family never gave up on finding him.
It is 64 kilometers in 27 days. Cooper, an Irish dog, traveled that distance, avoiding anyone looking for him or anyone who might stop him, to return to the family that gave him up for adoption, Irish media write.
A golden retriever, which was adopted Nigel Fleming, traveled from Duncannon to Tobermore, where he lived as a dog. A remarkable achievement as explained Lost feet, which helps reunite stray animals with their owners in Northern Ireland: “Against all the odds, Cooper didn’t stop fighting and went a long way through territory he’d never been before. He did not know the way back home, but he found and returned to his old home.
Nigel already owned Molly, a golden retriever, and thought Cooper would make a good addition to the family. But the dog had other ideas. As the two dogs prepared to take their first walk, Cooper bolted as the car door opened.
The photographer never stopped looking for Cooper and enlisted the help of Lost Paws. The company posted an appeal on its Facebook page and updated the situation.
After being discovered, Cooper returned to his new family Got a visit from Lost Paws Who can see that the dog is “adjusting well to his new home, along with his sister, and enjoying some of the comforts of home.” The company’s Facebook post also reads that Nigel is a dedicated teacher.
The reasons that led the former owner to give Cooper up for adoption are unknown, but that doesn’t matter, Last Paws recalled. What really matters is the welfare of the animals. “Sometimes, things happen and the best solution is to find a new home,” reads the company’s release, which recalls that giving up a pet can be one of the “most altruistic things” a person can do. No judgment should be made.