According to foreign media reports, Sam's dog was accidentally lost four years ago, and no one knew what had happened to it in those four years, but finally, with the help of his own chip and some platforms, he returned to his master, who touched everyone when he met him. Let's go over it in detail.
This Yorkshire, Sam, who was 10 years old, lived on the outskirts of New Orleans with her owner, Carissa Lambert, a gift from her uncle when she was four years old. In the summer of 2011, Sam drilled out of a hole in the fence in his home ' s yard and lost his way into the nearby woods. Although the Lamberts lost their lives and tried everything, there was no clue.
When Carissa Lambert, a 14-year-old master, picked up Sam at the airport from an animal quarantine officer, she cried. Her father, Thomas, was also pleased with her daughter, and he indicated to the media that for four years their family had experienced so much that they had lost some very close people, including his father. It's a great thing for a daughter. Sam apparently also knew the master and went straight to Carissa at the time. When Thomas spoke to him, Sam kept licking his face.
Last month, the staff of the Animal Care and Control Centre, located in the city of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, brought back a dog that was thought to be lost. The dog was in a good state, but had hairy, dirty, and weighed only 5.5 pounds. Staff quickly discovered that the dog had microchips on its body, and then identified its owner by contacting the chip company. The next day, the Center contacted the Lamberts. While waiting to return home, the centre provided Sam with bathing, hair repair, skin therapy and health check-ups, as well as dentists to ensure that he/she was in good condition and reunited with his/her home.
Thomas Lambert, a disabled fireman who is unemployed, started by creating a web page on a popular platform, “Go to fund me”, to raise $200 to bring Sam back to Louisiana. However, when the family raised US$ 255, United Airlines received information that it would fly home with Sam and a staff member who was in charge of the first class, free of charge. Former donors, however, indicated that their contribution to the Lamberts could be retained to take care of Sam.
Dogs are smart pets, loyal, brave. It's like this Yorkshire of Sam. It is a miracle to return to the master after four years of loss.