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| sumyungai User Info... | From Yahoo news: Dog crosses desert, mountains and somehow gets back home Sun Apr 20, 12:04 AM By The Associated Press ELY, Nev. - A dog that ran off during a road-trip rest stop apparently made her way nearly 135 kilometres across Nevada's high desert and two mountain ranges to return home a week later. Moon, a Siberian husky, was reunited April 14 with owner Doug Dashiell, who had last seen her April 6 near Railroad Valley, about 120 kilometres from his home in Ely, Nevada. Moon, who is nearly two years old, was no worse for the wear, with the exception of stinking like a skunk that apparently sprayed her somewhere along the journey. Dashiell says he didn't expect Moon to show up after a week had passed. Then the White Pine Veterinary Clinic called Dashiell and told him Moon was back in town. She had wandered up to an Ely residence where Alvin Molea took her home, fed her and gave her a place to sleep. Molea called the clinic because the dog was wearing a tag from it. The dog's journey would have taken her across the White River and Ward mountain ranges. Woof. - Sun, 20 Apr 2008 5:09pm | ||
| trevor corey User Info... | Wow. I have a friend who's family moved to Victoria from Campbell River when he was a kid in the seventies. For whatever reason they didn't bring their dog with them. A few months later the dog shows up at my friend's Dad's worksite. He was in rough shape, but he proved his love and of course they kept him. You see, only a dog would do such an amazing thing. They should NEVER be eaten. - Sun, 20 Apr 2008 6:39pm | ||
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