A German hybrid shepherd named Zeppelin in California disappeared for 14 months and finally went home.
In a 14-month-old missing German sheepdog named Zippelin in California, Master Sandra O'Neill received a sudden telephone call informing Zippelin that 1,600 miles away in Canssa, which surprised O'Neill and finally allowed him to go home this year!
NPR reports that Zeppelin is an outward-looking dog named after one of O'Neil's favorite bands, the “Zeppelin Ship”, and that in the months before Zeppelin's disappearance, it would walk to a construction site about a mile away from home, that workers would feed it, that it would get along well with the workers, that Zeppelin would often go home on his own, and that O'Neil would pick it up sometimes.
But one day Zeppelin didn't come home, O'Neill searched all the places he could go, went to numerous sites and never found it, even though there was no sign of dog-seeking on the Internet, and O'Neill was frustrated that Zeppelin might be taken home.
One day O'Neill received a telephone call from Crystals, informing him that Zeppelin had been found in the cans of Canças, and that a local woman had found Zeppelin at her place and took him to the veterinary clinic the following day to examine him. But it's still a mystery how Zeppelin got to Kansas.