It was reported that a pet dog, led by no one, had snuck into the subway station, and that, although it was not allowed inside the station, the staff had not driven it away, but had taken it to the lounge to find its owner by various means. The dog is now taken by the owner, who, in order to express his gratitude, sent a letter of thanks and fruit to the staff of the subway station.
The duty station chief at Yuan Jia Ling station on metro 2 said that at about 10.30 p.m. on 22 September, she was told by staff that a pet dog had entered the station. As no pets were allowed to enter the station in accordance with the regulations, Pan-Lin arrived in the vicinity of entry and exit No. 2 of the subway station and saw only one black and white shepherd lying near the security checkpoint.
Pine said the dog was clean, smelly and gentle, except for a little rain. After consultation with the staff at the station, Pine decided to place the dog in the care of the staff for the time being, to see if the owner would come looking for the dog, and to publish the news of the dog via Twitter and the circle of friends.
Mr. Lin said that he had received more than 11 p.m. on the 22nd night from a friend, that there was a dog in the subway that looked like the one he had lost. After seeing the photo confirmed, he arrived at the Yuan Jiachi subway station at more than 12 p.m.
Mr. Lin described the lost dog as having been in possession for more than three years and sneaking out of the house on the morning of 21st. The family went all the way to look for it and also called the video, and found that the dog had gone from his home on the north road of the station to the Martyrs Park, the left pond, the guest road and finally to the subway station.
Parents of pets must be careful not to let them walk at will, or be easily lost. Although there is a rule in the subway station that pets are not allowed inside the station, the loved staff did not remove the lost pet dog, but helped it find its owner with great affection.