A dog named Buster Brown in the United States was found six months away, about 1,200 miles away.
Brown and the owner, who had lived in Colorado, United States, had never given up looking for them, but had never heard from Brown, six months before.
However, the dog owner had received a letter from the animal shelter earlier that Brown was with them and that if the owner did not appear before the end of May and bring it back, the shelter would arrange for Brown to be adopted by others.
It was just incredible and incomprehensible to the owner that the shelter was in California, 2,000 kilometres away, and she wondered why Brown would wander that far in six months.
The master was pleased with Brown's loss, and she told the journalist: “Brown will eat with me, sleep with me, run with me, do everything together, and I will keep everything in his name.”
American Frontier Aviation, knowing that Brown was traveling 2,000 kilometres in six months and could meet his master again, was willing to take the plane generously and at no cost to bring it back to his master's arms.
Brown seems to be in good health at the moment, with only a few allergies on his body, but is convinced that as soon as he returns home, it will heal all the pain.