Wanted and found: therapy dog ​​Amalka reunited in Paris after nine days!

Wanted and found: therapy dog ​​Amalka reunited in Paris after nine days!

Charles de Gaulle, Frankreich - A dramatic adventure took a happy ending at Charles de Gaulle Airport in Paris. Miska, a 29-year-old Czech, desperately searched for her two-year-old mixed breed dog "Amalka", who had escaped from Vienna to Dallas when the transport box was poorly secured. On November 26, after her landing, the animal escaped and ran over the roller field. MISKA, who depends on the dogs due to an attention disorder, did everything possible to find her four -legged friend while susing the airport site and collected help via social media and local media reports. This strong mobilization finally made it possible to use drones to search, but initially the bitch remained disappearing.

gratifying find after a week

After a week full of concern and constant search, the great news came: Amalka was discovered in a nearby park, about ten kilometers from the airport. The bitch's health was worrying - she was emaciated, but healthy, as the veterinarian confirmed. The emotional moment of reunion exceeded all expectations: "She ran to me, waved wildly with her tail and licked me off all over my face," said Miska overjoyed. During this time, the airline covered the costs for hotel and meals and apologized to Miska for the inconvenience that has happened to her and the animal, krone.at .

The Situation for the owner was tense throughout the week. Despite the bitch's sightings, Amalka could not be captured. "I faced her, but she ran away very quickly," said Miska in an interview with France Info. The animal had great stress due to the unusual surroundings and the noise, which made the search even more difficult. Nevertheless, the hope finally won, and the return to normal everyday life is imminent after ending the exciting and scary search. Their experience shows the strong bond between humans and animals and the challenges that you have to manage together, as well as n-tv reported.