Ludlow dog reunites with animal control officer who found her

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Feb 12, 2025
A reunion was held on Wednesday between a Ludlow dog that had gone missing for six days in January and one of the animal control officers who helped to locate her.
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a reunion in lllo of a dog and one of
the Animal Control Officers who helped
to locate her it's some happy News 22
news reporter CLA Overton is live in
studio with how the community came
together to find Rosie n and CR a
2-year-old Rosie went missing on January
21st when temperatures were reaching
below zero and the whole Community came
together to help find
her you know every time somebody says
Rosie was missing oh we're happy I'm
happy and I know she's happy too a happy
ending for 2-year-old Rosie after she
went missing for almost a week in below
zero temperatures on the morning of
January 21st Kendra super said let her
dog Rosie outside but she didn't realize
the backyard gate was not shut in loveo
if somebody loses their dog or if I pick
up a dog usually within 2 24 hours we
have an owner um you know or they're
caught better now but Rosie was missing
for 6 days it's really hard to keep that
optimistic attitude going but that's
what makes it work Rosie's family
created a Facebook page bring Rosie home
to try and help locate her along with
the efforts of lllo animal control and
the Facebook page the entire Community
came together to help find Rosie to see
that was kind of unbelievable I was like
is this real like I couldn't believe it
not only were residents calling in with
sightings of Ros and Animal Control was
setting traps but a GoFundMe was also
created to help raise money for Hawkeye
drones it was like in two hours they
raised like
$650 it was
unbelievable thankfully Rosie didn't go
far and she was safely trapped by animal
control before they needed the drones
but that's didn't it stop her owners
from donating the money raised to the
nonprofit friends of blood low Animal
Control both super sad and officer
Anderson praise the community's aid and
support being able to day after day
after day just see the support just
build and build and build um it really
helped Animal control officer Anderson
hopes to build an animal shelter with
friends of lead low Animal Control to
help other pets who are found working
for you Claire Overton 22 News
