"Sorry boss, I have to quit. I'm going to find my dog."
This is a letter of resignation from Carole, Washington, United States, to his superiors.
Perhaps now that little partners still don't understand what's going on, why don't you tell us about Carole's resignation to find a dog?
Carole and her husband Verne King raised a very beautiful herd named Katie.
For seven years, they've never been separated, and for Carole Katie is not just a pet, but a family of their most precious.
It's been a great time with Katie, and they'll play together, sleep together, travel together...
But just two months ago, on 20 July, fate and they made a joke.
On that day, Carole and his husband took their dogs to Kalispell for the Montana 200 race.
Because it was not convenient to go to the competition with the dog, the couple placed the dog in the hotel and asked the staff to look after it.
Unfortunately, the sky rained after they left, and Katie got scared, ran out of the hotel and disappeared!
When I heard the dog was missing, Carole felt the sky had collapsed.
In this small city of 23,000 people, scattered in the wilderness and the forest, they are located in a very small area, close to the Glacier National Park.
It's like a needle in a haystack.
But they didn't want to give up, and they searched all night in the rain.
Whether it be parks, squares, shopping malls or residential houses, wherever they can be found, Katie has no shadow.
And when they found it at more than 4:00 a.m., the waiter at the hotel was upset: "Send some pictures, and we'll do the dog hunt."
As a result, hundreds of dog hunts were uploaded to news websites, posted on lights, community mailboxes...
In order to locate Katie as soon as possible, Carole took leave of absence from the company, but she was a mailman with a special position and was unable to take leave for a long period of time and was refused by the owner.
Then she resigned, and Carole said, "There is no more work, and the dog may never come back if he does not hurry."
After resigning, Carole spent all his time looking for dogs.
She participated with her husband in local sprinting and bicycle competitions, so that when a house-to-house call was made, the search for dogs was sent together.
Similarly, they can keep Katie's favorite toys, clothes, etc., in their designated places by moving around, leaving Katie's favorite scent.
Since Verne was a former law enforcement officer, he used his many years of crime resolution techniques to inspect mudslides, defecation and tracing, but when the highway was found, the clues were broken.
Katie still hasn't found it.
Is he alive? Have you eaten? Sleep well? Are you scared out there alone?
When you think about it, it's hard for both spouses to sleep.
The search over the next few weeks was never effective, and they decided to try some last resort.
Carole bought two cameras used by wildlife researchers (which can take pictures of animals passing by) and used a food trap containing Katie ' s favorite cheese.
It could be lured into a cage as it passed.
They also taught local farmers, learned safe hunting methods and designed traps.
Later, Katie, who felt scared, might be out at night, and the couple wouldn't sleep, wearing night visions outside the cold room, all night long, thinking that if Katie came from the field, they'd find out in time!
Unfortunately, there were lots of little animals at night, cats, skunks... without their Katie.
Every day looking for Katie, Carole and Verne were tired, but they couldn't stop.
"What if we close to finding it?"
In this way, they spent more than 50 days searching for dogs with the idea of not finding them.
And just on 15 September, good news finally came.
The residents of another state contacted them: Katie was found under a tree!
As soon as Carole was informed, she drove to Katie ' s location, but it was a little late and Katie was gone when she arrived.
Carole did not give up, and she shouted her name, madly, to her voice, to her voice, until a moment of high noise came from behind her.
Carole turned around and a dirty herd ran into her arms!
On the 57th day of the dog hunt, Katie showed up and they can go home!
After almost two months of vagrancy, Katie was all dirty, severely dehydrated and had lost 15 pounds of weight.
And Carole said with heart, "I don't know how hard it was out there..."
But it doesn't matter. As long as you're alive, just come back!
Katie, you're gonna have to stay with Puma and never run away again.
Perhaps now some of the masters are on their way to find the dog, and perhaps all have experienced frustration and disappointment...
But Squawk believes it's only a matter of time before they go home.
But it's important to keep an eye on your hairy kids and not let them go!