It’s very unfortunate that this kind of stuff happens, the sick freaks who steal someone’s beloved pet either for themselves or to make a quick buck have earned their spot in hell. Just recently my moms dog was either stolen out of our backyard or the person who found her isn’t planning on returning her (she has her tags and was still pretty young, we hadn’t had her microchipped yet) We can’t find anywhere she could get out in the yard, so it’s like she just vanished out of thin air- no clue how she got out or if someone else got in. We’re hoping once the animal shelter opens back up tomorrow they’ll give us a call, and we’re keeping a sharp eye on Craigslist and the lost/found pets Facebook for our area. Unfortunately this isn’t the first time it’s happened either- we used to have a cat named Toast and she slipped out of the house. We went out and searched for her, and one day we came back home to her collar lying in the street in front of our house. Those bastards knew who she belonged to and where she lived, but never returned her. To this day we haven’t seen a single trace of her.
Broke my heart to hear him say, "I'm so sorry, I'm so sorry"....he knew that his poor baby girl was helpless in all of this. May they have a long and happy life together!
Chris B: I'm sure they will and your comment was lovely! I'm also sure it will brighten this kind man's day! We need more people in the world like you. Thank you.
She looks a little like my beautiful girl who passed away aged 16, I rescued as a baby would have been heart sick had anybody ever hurt or stolen her. Thankfully it didn’t happen but to have your dog stolen they may as well have ripped the owners heart out. Despicable crime.
Yeah, that seems unlikely tbh. We tend to forget how super-reliant we humans are on our sense of vision, we give it a huge priority over everything else. ogs are different; not only is their eyesight (generally speaking) not as good at differentiating as we are, they depend much more upon their sense of smell, and after six years it seems unlikely that a dog would recognise it's owner from across the room as soon as it entered. In fact the dog seemed pretty hyped up before it even entered the room and saw it's owner. And so I suspect that the scene was staged; the meeting was replayed and the dog already knew the owner was there, hence it's visible excitement. I suspect they did that because they would have been disappointed at the initial reaction, in which the dog would not have recognised its owner, might even have backed away, and only after being in close proximity and sniffing for 15 seconds or so would the memories have been triggered. This doesn't make for as exciting TV I guess, and viewers might think it underwhelming. Personally I would think that an explanation and the truth would have made the encounter even more moving as the recognition dawns and the reaction comes. But yeah, this is a set-up because that's not how dogs work.
@@travelwell6049 Well excuse me for having a brain and utilising it! But sure, you just go ahead and live in cloud cuckoo land dancing with the fairies and not bothering to think unless you are forced to.
@@travelwell6049 I just watched another video of a dog that had been missing for 3 years and was in a shelter. She wasn't microchipped, but her owner found her anyway. She didn't recognize him immediately, on seeing him, but when she recognized his scent she went mad with excitement. It was lovely to watch. It was a Dodo video with the title - Dog reunited with owner slowly recognizes dad after years in a shelter.
The saddest thing is that 6 years is a pretty good chunk of time in a dog's life span. It's so freakin' cruel Joe got robbed of that, but so happy they found each other in the end!
@@VillaFanFTW Not trying to be "cool." Trying to be honest. How does anybody KNOW he spent 7 years looking for his dog? I seriously doubt it. It's just a feelgood coda to the story.
@@shootfirst2097 Same reason you have no idea that he stopped looking. Your claim that it was just to add drama is as baseless as my claim he didn't stop. Neither of us know, the only person that does know is the guy. However, the man clearly never stopped loving the dog. I can tell you however that as a dog owner, if my dog ever ran off, I wouldn't stop looking for them either.
@@bendesle7988, Maybe thank God for giving our species the intelligence to invent cool s!*t like Microchipping! The wheel and Microwave ovens are pretty sweet too lol.
@@verabolton why would the dog kidnapper risk taking it anywhere where they can and possibly check its chip? The person isn't dumb. The dog was just lucky to get away after 6 years.
It would be awful if she passed soon after they were reunited. I really hope they have many years left together. I know bigger dogs don’t live as long as the smaller ones.
You can tell that the dog never stopped thinking about him either. Replaying all the memories she had with him is probably the reason why she remembers all the tricks he taught her after all those years
She was already excited, and was dragging them through the door. It seemed like she was able to pick up his scent and knew that he was there waiting for her!
I picked up a stray one afternoon at work. He was howling in anxiety and I realized I had heard him howling early in the morning when I got to work, so he'd been lost for a while. He looked at me through the window and I just knew he was asking for help. I brought him in, gave him water, and called the pound. They had someone come and get him. He was quite an old dog and my heart was broken to think maybe he'd been dumped because he was old and maybe had health issues that someone didn't want to pay for. At his age I knew he was not likely to be adopted. I found his picture on the pound website and prayed so hard that his family would go and bring him home. The next day his listing was gone - they had come to get their boy. I was surprised by how joyful and relieved I felt to know he was home. I can imagine your three days were very frantic. I'm so glad you got him back!
@Centurian An open minded patriotic British Scotsman, clown! What's your problem like, you wouldny be a SNP septic fan would yi, by any chance lol I'll bet you've never even been off this island.
@norrie. Well, this video is two years old and the dog had been missing for 6 years. Probably best we don't hear an update. Hope they did have some quality time. Can't imagine losing one of my dogs!
That's true, only someone who grew up with a great dog, or around animals their entire lives would understand the bond between man and man's best friend.
Sigh...my dog is missing. Lost her in November of 2019. I don't know where to look anymore; I hope she can be found. Watching this gave me some hope though. Thank God.
Have you joined missing pet groups on facebook in your city and posted your pet? Social media groups are a good way to find missing pets. Also file missing report at all your local shelters and pounds
Use your vibrations and connect with the universe to attract her back to you! Dogs feel vibrations and if you rlly want it you will be able to reach a consciousness that will be strong enough to manifest whatever you want in life. ❤️❤️ god told me to tell you this
@@sherk3286 Is that accurate? This video has no information that I can see besides "...someone stole her", that's pretty vague. Stolen by ex girlfriend from a break up or stolen from a dog park by someone the owner and dog don't know? Six years later dog got out of the house and lost or dog was dropped off somewhere and abandon? For all we know there could be a sad little girl somewhere missing her dog.
When I was 8 my parents gave my dog away and told me he escaped. I spent the whole summer looking for him. I found out the truth years later.50 years after my heart is still broken.
The fact that she was microchipped and the information was still kept up to date after six years speaks to his character, love and commitment to his fur baby.
What a happy ending!! So glad he got his beloved dog back!!. I adopted a black blind kitten from you in 2011 I think it was. Loved that cat. He just passed away a couple weeks ago. I miss him so much
haha OMG you're so funny OMG your jokes are too good. You're so cool too I wish to be just like you with all the insecurities about speaking normally and people thinking that you don't have a sense of humor.
❤❤HOW WONDERFUL! She knew who he was immediately, and told her so! And he never stopped looking for her...true love never looked better! Have a wonderful rest of your lives together! ❤❤
So my sister had a dog since she was a puppy but decided to get rid of her. Well I had loved Minnie (said puppy) since I had known her. Well I bought Minnie from my sister. While Minnie loves her old family, which is my sister and her kids, she knows that her home is with me and my hubby. They know when they are truly loved and appreciated. She is so spoiled now! I'm so grateful I have her! So they don't forget their old family but they embrace new family and they love the people that love them.
I can't believe your sister sold you her dog that she planned on getting rid of. She should have given the dog to you considering you were kind enough to take her and give her a loving home. Not very nice of your sister, but I'm glad you gave the dog a good home with love.
Amazing.. after 6 long years. Not only that she still remembers her owner... she remembers the tricks he taught her as a puppy. Dogs are brilliant and loving.
Dogs are so smart. After six years apart I could walk past my brother in the street and would only recognise him if he approached me first. My twin brother finds that incredulous.
Years ago I transferred in Tucson from a Denver plane, bound for Sacramento for my mother's wedding (at 80+). A passenger in front of me, in a spiffy cowboy hat, suit, belt, boots, (I wear the same but significantly scruffier. I actually do ride horses and muck about in the wilds) took his seat. Looked like a Saturday Night Square Dance Clubber to me. Reg'lar dude. With a grin, I nudged the lady next to me, said, "Watch this", poked the back of his seat, and said, "Hey, you". No response. "Yeah, you", a little louder, more poking. No response. "In the hat. Hey". Jab. Jab. He finally stands up, turns around, all wounded dignity, and says, "Excuse me, sir, do I know you?". Head down, hat covering my face, I said, "All my life", at which point he realized who I was, the voice, probably, finally. My brother hadn't seen me in ten years. We never wrote or talked on the phone. He hollered at his wife at the back of the plane, said look who's here, everyone had a good laugh, seats were shuffled so we could all sit together, and it's my favorite memory of my brother, as we rarely saw one another since he left home in 1964. Like, maybe four, five times in 40+ years. The groom, a great guy, had secretly arranged for us all to wind up sitting together on that plane, but I scotched it by calling for a window seat a few nights before. It all turned out great. It was the best time we'd had together since we were little kids, that two-hour plane ride. He took ill and passed away a few years ago. RIP, brother.
thats because u arent looking at him... plenty of dogs don't notice their owners after a long time unless they went up on em and smelled them just the same way, so they could walk right past them as well
I'm amazed that nobody is pointing out how she actually pissed the floor... That is exactly what puppies do when they get super duper exited to see somebody, and she hasn't seen him in 6 years!!! They normally grow out of peeing after seeing everybody so you know she absolutely got beyond exited since no grown dog loses control of their bladder over "eh just another kind human" I had tears in my eyes just watching this video and thinking about how much I would miss my own dog after this many years, but god damn, seeing how exited she got, this is just heart braking to think that she would miss him so much as to revert to old puppy behavior after 6 years apart. Now I understand why my own dog get so exited when she sees people that kinda look like my family member from a distant.
It's so heart warming (and faith building,) to see people who love their pets as much as this guy. Faith in humanity = restored. #microchip #adoptdontshop
A great dog owner getting her microchipped, never losing hope and always wanting her back no matter how much time has passed. Why steal someones dog when there are so many dogs available to adopt ?
She was probably sold to a family that took good care of her. They might be missing her like crazy. If she spent all those years with another family I hope they found out she was safe and maybe they could go visit her.
NOW that is love. Who loves who more is the only remaining question. Wish they'd find & prosecute the dog napper/s. Harming &/or kidnapping an animal or a child is equal in my eyes. That is 1 happy pair. GOD willing they will have many good years ahead. YEAH, hooray for Zoey.
I think you have to pay right? I have no idea , Lot of people have Zero empathy and just see animals that can make puppies for them to sell. specially in urban area's.
So happy they found each other again. You can see the man really loves his dog and the dog really loves him. I hope the person who stolen her gets caught and brought to justice. I also hope the person who had her for 6 years was at least good to the dog. And not just a thief with no heart. I hope the thief at least loved the dog and wasnt abusive to the poor baby. She looked healthy and well feed. So I hope for the 6 years she was taken care of and loved. The thief still needs to be punished I just hope the thief has a heart for dogs. I would hate to think the poor dog went thru hell for 6 years. Seeing these two reunite brought me to tears. I cried tears of happiness to see them reunite. And some sad tears that they were robbed of 6 years. It wasn't fair for these two to be ripped apart. They have a beautiful loving bond that was stolen for them for 6 years. The their stole 6 years that breaks my heart. The thief could not steal their bond and love for each other. That kind of love and loyalty is beautiful and heart warming. This story made my happy, mad and sad In a very short few minutes. I cried happy, mad and sad tears thru the whole video. I hope these two have many wonderful happy years together. They deserve to have many happy years together after all those years was stolen from them.
When Zoey barked, she was telling the Humane staff Thank You!!!! This is so heartfelt...she recognized her hooman immediately. You can see he really missed her too.
I hope they are doing well !! God Bless the rescuers ! Love and respect to this man who didn't give up AND wanted her back. Many that are found after a couple years the owners don't want them because they either have another dog or they just don't care. Poor babies.
So glad for this owner luckily for me my dog only went missing for 2 days but they were the hardest days of my life. Even as I still mourn the loss if my girl 14 years later and she went missing over 17 years I still tear up whenever I think of those days and whenever I see videos like this
There’s a special place in hell for someone who’d steal someone’s pet
I go even further to say someone stole that poor man’s children. Shame on him.
@@brittany_bee No idea what this post means.
It’s very unfortunate that this kind of stuff happens, the sick freaks who steal someone’s beloved pet either for themselves or to make a quick buck have earned their spot in hell.
Just recently my moms dog was either stolen out of our backyard or the person who found her isn’t planning on returning her (she has her tags and was still pretty young, we hadn’t had her microchipped yet)
We can’t find anywhere she could get out in the yard, so it’s like she just vanished out of thin air- no clue how she got out or if someone else got in.
We’re hoping once the animal shelter opens back up tomorrow they’ll give us a call, and we’re keeping a sharp eye on Craigslist and the lost/found pets Facebook for our area.
Unfortunately this isn’t the first time it’s happened either- we used to have a cat named Toast and she slipped out of the house. We went out and searched for her, and one day we came back home to her collar lying in the street in front of our house. Those bastards knew who she belonged to and where she lived, but never returned her. To this day we haven’t seen a single trace of her.
@@kkdesignservices183 there is a special place in hell for you too.
Well, now I know where my friend's brother's ex is going
Broke my heart to hear him say, "I'm so sorry, I'm so sorry"....he knew that his poor baby girl was helpless in all of this. May they have a long and happy life together!
Chris B: I'm sure they will and your comment was lovely! I'm also sure it will brighten this kind man's day! We need more people in the world like you. Thank you.
@@elizabethlinsay9193 -Also, it seemed liked he truly loved and cared for his pet… the recognition was immediate, 6 years is such a long time…
She looks a little like my beautiful girl who passed away aged 16, I rescued as a baby would have been heart sick had anybody ever hurt or stolen her. Thankfully it didn’t happen but to have your dog stolen they may as well have ripped the owners heart out. Despicable crime.
That part hit me hard too.
Amen to that! 😊
She was crying, he was crying, we were all crying. Good tears. We need that now...
my eyes were leaking
@@speeedskater same here.
I'm not crying, YOU'RE crying.
yes.. good tears we need too much you re so right !!!
This is why dogs are superior to humans. ❤️
That dog didn't hesitate for one second when she saw him. It was as if she too had been looking for him all along. I love a happy ending!!!!
We need happy endings all over the place these days!! This was one of them!!
Yeah, that seems unlikely tbh. We tend to forget how super-reliant we humans are on our sense of vision, we give it a huge priority over everything else. ogs are different; not only is their eyesight (generally speaking) not as good at differentiating as we are, they depend much more upon their sense of smell, and after six years it seems unlikely that a dog would recognise it's owner from across the room as soon as it entered. In fact the dog seemed pretty hyped up before it even entered the room and saw it's owner.
And so I suspect that the scene was staged; the meeting was replayed and the dog already knew the owner was there, hence it's visible excitement. I suspect they did that because they would have been disappointed at the initial reaction, in which the dog would not have recognised its owner, might even have backed away, and only after being in close proximity and sniffing for 15 seconds or so would the memories have been triggered. This doesn't make for as exciting TV I guess, and viewers might think it underwhelming.
Personally I would think that an explanation and the truth would have made the encounter even more moving as the recognition dawns and the reaction comes.
But yeah, this is a set-up because that's not how dogs work.
@@noneofyourbeeswax01 wow, do you live your entire life being so cynical? Or do you let yourself just smile and not overthink things?
@@travelwell6049 Well excuse me for having a brain and utilising it! But sure, you just go ahead and live in cloud cuckoo land dancing with the fairies and not bothering to think unless you are forced to.
@@travelwell6049 I just watched another video of a dog that had been missing for 3 years and was in a shelter. She wasn't microchipped, but her owner found her anyway. She didn't recognize him immediately, on seeing him, but when she recognized his scent she went mad with excitement. It was lovely to watch.
It was a Dodo video with the title - Dog reunited with owner slowly recognizes dad after years in a shelter.
The saddest thing is that 6 years is a pretty good chunk of time in a dog's life span. It's so freakin' cruel Joe got robbed of that, but so happy they found each other in the end!
My thoughts exactly. It's like the mid-way point in a dog's lifespan.
Yeah it’s like some guy coming out of a 30 year prison sentence who’s innocent
And they didn't get her to the vet in 6 years
This man didn’t stop looking for his dog for 6 years, *respect*
That's just what the subtitle says... added for dramatic effect. He probably looked
about as much as O.J. looked for the REAL killer of his wife.
@@shootfirst2097 Or he kept looking, like a dog owner would. Stop trying to play devils advocate. It doesn't make you cool.
@@VillaFanFTW Not trying to be "cool." Trying to be honest. How does anybody KNOW he spent 7 years looking for his dog? I seriously doubt it. It's just a feelgood coda to the story.
@@shootfirst2097 Same reason you have no idea that he stopped looking. Your claim that it was just to add drama is as baseless as my claim he didn't stop. Neither of us know, the only person that does know is the guy. However, the man clearly never stopped loving the dog.
I can tell you however that as a dog owner, if my dog ever ran off, I wouldn't stop looking for them either.
sometimes animals are better than people.......
Imagine missing six years out of your beloved dog's life. That would be painful. But I thank God that they were finally reunited.
I can't believe she still remembers him after 6 years!
@@jordanabeaulieu2530 Dogs never forget a smell. Even if you change your appearence, as soon as they smell you, they know it's you.
Maybe thank the microchip instead
@@bendesle7988, Maybe thank God for giving our species the intelligence to invent cool s!*t like Microchipping! The wheel and Microwave ovens are pretty sweet too lol.
@@anthonythomas1735 I'm not thanking anyone but humans for what humans do.
6yrs of that beautiful dogs life stolen from the rightful owner.. Hopefully they have plenty more years together
Stolen from the dog also.
Not owner.... partner.... I've never "owned" any of my dogs....
Why did it take 6 yrs if she had a microchip?
@@verabolton why would the dog kidnapper risk taking it anywhere where they can and possibly check its chip? The person isn't dumb. The dog was just lucky to get away after 6 years.
It would be awful if she passed soon after they were reunited. I really hope they have many years left together. I know bigger dogs don’t live as long as the smaller ones.
I love when she turned back and barked, like, "Guys, it's
Joe!"
YEP. She told them. It's MY dad.😂😂💖💖
She clearly remembered him after 6 years! Her reaction was Priceless!
You can tell that the dog never stopped thinking about him either. Replaying all the memories she had with him is probably the reason why she remembers all the tricks he taught her after all those years
I am not a stray. My human is here!!!!!! What a good girl
ALWAYS MICROCHIP!!!!!
Yes💯✔
Never microchip
But if the person who steals your dog never brings the dog to the vet, how will the microchip ever get scanned to call the rightful owner?
And if we don’t have the money? She even had a microchip but here we are 6 years later
@@millypoo7713 In the eventuality it does (get scanned). This dog was stolen, but yet here she is thanks to the microchip.
My beloved dog lived for 11 years. If someone took him for 6 years of that... words can't express how angry I would be.
She was already excited, and was dragging them through the door. It seemed like she was able to pick up his scent and knew that he was there waiting for her!
These 2 were meant to be pals. Got a little tear.
I lost my dog for three days, and I was coming apart at the seams....I got lucky , the pound had him ....!
I picked up a stray one afternoon at work. He was howling in anxiety and I realized I had heard him howling early in the morning when I got to work, so he'd been lost for a while. He looked at me through the window and I just knew he was asking for help. I brought him in, gave him water, and called the pound. They had someone come and get him. He was quite an old dog and my heart was broken to think maybe he'd been dumped because he was old and maybe had health issues that someone didn't want to pay for. At his age I knew he was not likely to be adopted. I found his picture on the pound website and prayed so hard that his family would go and bring him home. The next day his listing was gone - they had come to get their boy. I was surprised by how joyful and relieved I felt to know he was home. I can imagine your three days were very frantic. I'm so glad you got him back!
@@argo12 👍👍👍✌️😊
Please tell me you microchipped your baby. It will help in case they become lost again. 🙂💕
I'm a big hairy arsed Scotsman and this brought a tear to my eyes. That was beautiful. Is there a follow up to this?
@Centurian lol well said
@Centurian 😂😂😂 trust me. SUSPECT!!!!
I looked it up and there's no follow up. I'm guessing it means everything's good.
@Centurian An open minded patriotic British Scotsman, clown! What's your problem like, you wouldny be a SNP septic fan would yi, by any chance lol I'll bet you've never even been off this island.
@norrie. Well, this video is two years old and the dog had been missing for 6 years. Probably best we don't hear an update. Hope they did have some quality time. Can't imagine losing one of my dogs!
Dogs are like children in many ways, they do not forget the people that love them.
That's true, only someone who grew up with a great dog, or around animals their entire lives would understand the bond between man and man's best friend.
Sigh...my dog is missing. Lost her in November of 2019. I don't know where to look anymore; I hope she can be found. Watching this gave me some hope though. Thank God.
Have you joined missing pet groups on facebook in your city and posted your pet? Social media groups are a good way to find missing pets. Also file missing report at all your local shelters and pounds
Use your vibrations and connect with the universe to attract her back to you! Dogs feel vibrations and if you rlly want it you will be able to reach a consciousness that will be strong enough to manifest whatever you want in life. ❤️❤️ god told me to tell you this
@@dovediamondz3217 nutcase
@@dovediamondz3217 thoughtful of you to respond to this grieving person, but unfortunately that's not how life works
Jaye Money nutcase
Now that is love! You know that dog had good memories with that man. So glad to see they found each other again.
Man, I miss my Tina so much. Someone stole her from me back in 2008. I hope she knows I never stopped thinking about her. Still hurts till this day.
Awww I’m sorry for your loss. :(
That's horrible! I'm so sorry!
I'm sorry for your loss❤️❤️❤️❤️
@Andrew Armand HECK YEA WE NEED THAT
Sad
At least you had Tina for a bit.
I literally hate pet thiefs
They can literally take something else
Why choose someone else’s best friend?
What a guy. Lucky dog. What a dog. Lucky guy.
Creeps who steal other people's pets rank right down there with kidnappers...
Not to mention throwing her out on the street after that
@@sherk3286 Is that accurate? This video has no information that I can see besides "...someone stole her", that's pretty vague. Stolen by ex girlfriend from a break up or stolen from a dog park by someone the owner and dog don't know? Six years later dog got out of the house and lost or dog was dropped off somewhere and abandon? For all we know there could be a sad little girl somewhere missing her dog.
Pedophiles and people who talk during a movie...
If anyone dares to steal my dog if I ever found them I’d slit their skin mouth to anus and wear them as a coat
@@prison_wallet_thief bruh we went straight from kidnappers and Pedophiles to people who talk during movies, nixe
Respect for the man, never giving up hope on finding her
So happy they are reunited, you could see that she really loved him and remembered him.
the barks of "hey this is my dad" is so awesome
Dog: "This is my daddy." I miss you daddy."
I'm crying seeing how Zoey still loved her owner after all that time. He's a good man to never give up searching for her. Amazing story
My Weimaraner was stolen 15 years ago and I still occasionally dream of him.
I still haven't forgotten about you, Blue!!!
I'm so pleased that they were reunited. It must have been such a painful time ... 6 years. But he never gave up! That's what a fur parent does💕
When I was 8 my parents gave my dog away and told me he escaped. I spent the whole summer looking for him. I found out the truth years later.50 years after my heart is still broken.
Yeah, that famous, magical farm out in the country where they have room to run with other dogs...
oh my goodness that is horrendous
I'm truly sorry for that heart breaking experience...
The bond they still had after six years apart is incredible. They were made for each other. Here’s hoping they have many more happy years together.
The fact that she was microchipped and the information was still kept up to date after six years speaks to his character, love and commitment to his fur baby.
What a happy ending!! So glad he got his beloved dog back!!. I adopted a black blind kitten from you in 2011 I think it was. Loved that cat. He just passed away a couple weeks ago. I miss him so much
Oh I'm so happy for man and his fur baby!
He is adorable. Who wouldn't be glad to take him home and just hold him? And the dog is cute too.
haha OMG you're so funny OMG your jokes are too good. You're so cool too I wish to be just like you with all the insecurities about speaking normally and people thinking that you don't have a sense of humor.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍
@@raghavsuryan9735 that's... an incredibly aggressive response to a joke.
Raghav Suryan Fucking pathetic.
@@thatfilmgeekguy yeah you are
I'd give anything to reunite with the best dog we ever had again, jethro. He was such a good dog
Oh, that brought me to tears.
Glad the dog and the man got reunited, now this is what a good story is all about.
❤❤HOW WONDERFUL! She knew who he was immediately, and told her so! And he never stopped looking for her...true love never looked better! Have a wonderful rest of your lives together! ❤❤
This month my dear wife of 25 years passed away. Even though I know I’ll never meet her again, watching these videos gives me so much inner peace.
So my sister had a dog since she was a puppy but decided to get rid of her. Well I had loved Minnie (said puppy) since I had known her. Well I bought Minnie from my sister. While Minnie loves her old family, which is my sister and her kids, she knows that her home is with me and my hubby. They know when they are truly loved and appreciated. She is so spoiled now! I'm so grateful I have her! So they don't forget their old family but they embrace new family and they love the people that love them.
I can't believe your sister sold you her dog that she planned on getting rid of. She should have given the dog to you considering you were kind enough to take her and give her a loving home. Not very nice of your sister, but I'm glad you gave the dog a good home with love.
@@cg1492
Yeah - that’s weird af!
Amazing.. after 6 long years. Not only that she still remembers her owner... she remembers the tricks he taught her as a puppy. Dogs are brilliant and loving.
That is horrible that dog was stolen and I glad he and dog are reunited!
Aw, he kept telling her "Im sorry".....I lost it....True love for his best friend xoxo
👍👍👍
Aww how lovely, you can see the love he has for her, and she clearly remembers him.......nice!
Her tail never stopped! What a beautiful moment.
What a great story to start the week-thank you!
You know for a fact that they certainly loved each other than and now! After 6 years wow he must've treated that dog great 👍🏼what a happy ending. 😊
Dogs are so smart. After six years apart I could walk past my brother in the street and would only recognise him if he approached me first. My twin brother finds that incredulous.
I have 5 (well had, last one last year so 4 now) brothers and, uh, yeah, he's right...
Years ago I transferred in Tucson from a Denver plane, bound for Sacramento for my mother's wedding (at 80+). A passenger in front of me, in a spiffy cowboy hat, suit, belt, boots, (I wear the same but significantly scruffier. I actually do ride horses and muck about in the wilds) took his seat. Looked like a Saturday Night Square Dance Clubber to me. Reg'lar dude. With a grin, I nudged the lady next to me, said, "Watch this", poked the back of his seat, and said, "Hey, you". No response. "Yeah, you", a little louder, more poking. No response. "In the hat. Hey". Jab. Jab. He finally stands up, turns around, all wounded dignity, and says, "Excuse me, sir, do I know you?". Head down, hat covering my face, I said, "All my life", at which point he realized who I was, the voice, probably, finally. My brother hadn't seen me in ten years. We never wrote or talked on the phone. He hollered at his wife at the back of the plane, said look who's here, everyone had a good laugh, seats were shuffled so we could all sit together, and it's my favorite memory of my brother, as we rarely saw one another since he left home in 1964. Like, maybe four, five times in 40+ years. The groom, a great guy, had secretly arranged for us all to wind up sitting together on that plane, but I scotched it by calling for a window seat a few nights before. It all turned out great. It was the best time we'd had together since we were little kids, that two-hour plane ride. He took ill and passed away a few years ago.
RIP, brother.
It's not that unusual. I recognize based on voice not appearance.
I mean dogs trust more their noses than their eyes, so that's not weird at all
thats because u arent looking at him... plenty of dogs don't notice their owners after a long time unless they went up on em and smelled them just the same way, so they could walk right past them as well
If you've never seen true love there it is the look in her eyes when he was scratching her chin was priceless
I'm amazed that nobody is pointing out how she actually pissed the floor...
That is exactly what puppies do when they get super duper exited to see somebody, and she hasn't seen him in 6 years!!!
They normally grow out of peeing after seeing everybody so you know she absolutely got beyond exited since no grown dog loses control of their bladder over "eh just another kind human"
I had tears in my eyes just watching this video and thinking about how much I would miss my own dog after this many years, but god damn, seeing how exited she got, this is just heart braking to think that she would miss him so much as to revert to old puppy behavior after 6 years apart.
Now I understand why my own dog get so exited when she sees people that kinda look like my family member from a distant.
It's so heart warming (and faith building,) to see people who love their pets as much as this guy. Faith in humanity = restored.
#microchip #adoptdontshop
The best of friends...adorable!
Why do people so that. Don’t steal man just get your own. That man lost so many years with this dog.
This is why microchips are so important... What a beautiful story. I'm glad they found each other again.
Absolutely wonderful. Now if they could only catch the thief and sentence him/her to six years in a dungeon...
A dungeon with a big hungry anaconda.
So heartbreaking that he lost that time with her. He obviously loves her very much. Whoever stole her is a monster.
I love you SDHS!
Just love...makes this (dog)mama happy.
Microchip your pet and don’t forget to keep your information updated.
SO GLAD they found each other again. Microchips always reunite families! Chip your pets!!!
A great dog owner getting her microchipped, never losing hope and always wanting her back no matter how much time has passed. Why steal someones dog when there are so many dogs available to adopt ?
Who doesn't love a reunion...♡
In this case Zoey had people who stole her and clearly loved her and took care of her.
She was probably sold to a family that took good care of her. They might be missing her like crazy. If she spent all those years with another family I hope they found out she was safe and maybe they could go visit her.
Yeah she looks healthy and well cared for
Amazing! Great owner and super intelligent, well behaved girl!
When you give your total trust to someone else and they repay that trust that is what makes your God happy.
Always microchip and never give up looking. These aren't just pet's, they are family.
NOW that is love. Who loves who more is the only remaining question. Wish they'd find & prosecute the dog napper/s. Harming &/or kidnapping an animal or a child is equal in my eyes. That is 1 happy pair. GOD willing they will have many good years ahead.
YEAH, hooray for Zoey.
If GOD existed, "he"'d see to it that it never happened in the first place.
@@watchtellyinuk I'm atheist, but it clearly says in the Bible God doesn't give a shit about doing anything on Earth in the first place
No therapy like a dog. Glad they were reunited.
Ignorant people: "Dogs don't remember their previous owners!"
Me: *links video...*
Good things can still happen!
Why steal a dog?
shelters are full of dogs who need homes
seriously wtf is wrong with these people?
I think you have to pay right? I have no idea , Lot of people have Zero empathy and just see animals that can make puppies for them to sell.
specially in urban area's.
I love that he told the dog I’m sorry 😢❤️
Joe...
Joe MAMA
Good one Lol😂
Precious love between Zoey and her owner. God bless her owner for never giving up looking for her.
I love her excited bark..."My daddy...hey everyone, this is my human dad..my dad!" so cute.
So happy they found each other again. You can see the man really loves his dog and the dog really loves him. I hope the person who stolen her gets caught and brought to justice. I also hope the person who had her for 6 years was at least good to the dog. And not just a thief with no heart. I hope the thief at least loved the dog and wasnt abusive to the poor baby. She looked healthy and well feed. So I hope for the 6 years she was taken care of and loved.
The thief still needs to be punished I just hope the thief has a heart for dogs. I would hate to think the poor dog went thru hell for 6 years.
Seeing these two reunite brought me to tears. I cried tears of happiness to see them reunite. And some sad tears that they were robbed of 6 years. It wasn't fair for these two to be ripped apart. They have a beautiful loving bond that was stolen for them for 6 years. The their stole 6 years that breaks my heart.
The thief could not steal their bond and love for each other. That kind of love and loyalty is beautiful and heart warming.
This story made my happy, mad and sad
In a very short few minutes. I cried happy, mad and sad tears thru the whole video.
I hope these two have many wonderful happy years together. They deserve to have many happy years together after all those years was stolen from them.
So sweet! He’s a good Dad!
I am glad they could find each other!! Gid bkess them!!! Kisses from Brazil!!!
And I am crying. Greetings from Tricity in Poland 😘
Sweet reunion for Dad & Zoe. Dad never stopped looking for Zoe & she never forgets Dad. Unconditional love Dad & Zoe.
Six years my god that’s six years of this digs life gone but this man was looking for SIX YEARS as a animal lover I’m glad we have people like this
Wow...true love between a man and his doggo! I'm so happy they were reunited.
Shes like " hey guys my daddys here he found me im goin home " 😍😍😍
yay 👍💕 for the microchip that brought her home to her dear master .
When he says I'm so sorry, it's so heartwarming , great video,
When Zoey barked, she was telling the Humane staff Thank You!!!! This is so heartfelt...she recognized her hooman immediately. You can see he really missed her too.
I love seeing this kind of thing, much respect for the owner 👍
That tail!!!! Going round in circles like a propeller!!
And in that moment, the world was right again. Many happy trails for you both
I hope they are doing well !! God Bless the rescuers ! Love and respect to this man who didn't give up AND wanted her back. Many that are found after a couple years the owners don't want them because they either have another dog or they just don't care. Poor babies.
So glad for this owner luckily for me my dog only went missing for 2 days but they were the hardest days of my life. Even as I still mourn the loss if my girl 14 years later and she went missing over 17 years I still tear up whenever I think of those days and whenever I see videos like this
My goodness. Six years is a long time. So happy they were able to reunite. Bless them.
Awwwwww… so glad they were reunited. Imagine that phone call that your longtime missing stolen pet had been found. And look at Zoey. Pure joy!
Such a happy reunion, I'm so glad this man got Zoey back!
She's barking "HALLELUJAH"! Love is a beautiful thing. ❤
*This made my heart smile and my eyes cry. Beautiful reunion.*
Beautiful....love kept him going. Freakin amazing!!!
Tears rolling down my face right now lol soooooooo much loyalty!!❤️❤️❤️❤️