Totally agree. The guy says "We need to get the door open" then takes forever to actually open the door....then wastes another stressful minute putting a leash on a dog whose owners were. right. there.
Right?? I was like damn how long does it take to get the key to open that damn door!! And why leash her (taking 2 weeks as well) when the owners are sure that's their dog??
They didn't find Ashley by pure chance. The fact that someone runs an advocacy group to reunite lost animals and their owners made me cry as much as the rest of the video did. I just think it's a really nice thing for someone to do for others.
Several years ago, I was in the process of adopting an older dog who had been hit by a car and lost one of her back legs. The dog was sweet but seemed sad. On the day I was to take her home, the shelter called and said they gave her to a family. At first, I was a bit mad but they said the dog reacted happily when seeing them come in, especially the kids, and that it was, actually, their dog. They were told by a neighbor she had died after being hit by the car so they were mourning her (she was healed when I tried to adopt her so there was time between when they were told she died and then coming to look for another dog). They just happened to go to the shelter the day I was to get her so it was still a happy day. I told them to keep the money as a donation and, about a month later, my sister said a friend of hers took in a stray but their dog did not like her so they wanted to rehome her. She was with me for 15 years. 😊
I'm sorry but that neighbor lied to that family! Whoever they are they emotionally hurt a family! I'm not sure how young or old the kids are but to hear from a neighbor "Hey your dog got killed after being hit by a car" and to find your dog at a shelter missing a leg but alive and happy to see you again especially the kids after said neighbor basically lied to you and your family stating that your dog had died from being hit by a car. Either the dog ran off after being hit and someone else found her and took her to the shelter or the neighbor saw what happened, hated the dog, and took the dog to the shelter lying about her being a stray. That's pretty massed up. The only bright side is the dog's alive, a tri-pod ( a dog with three legs ) and back with her family.
@@R0TB Buddy, calm down... A) You've commented this on SO MANY other comments, leave everyone alone, B) Apparently you have the attention span of a goldfish, the video subtitles LITERALLY said that they were away from home and it was the DOGSITTER'S fault they left the door open, not the owner's -_-
As wonderful as the reunion was for Ashley and her family, I felt the same way. It probably created even more anxiety for the ones left behind. Praying they all find forever homes 🙏❤
I have volunteered to dog walk at a shelter before. The experience can truly change your life. You realize how insignificant your problems or life can be to see these homeless dogs. It is so gratifying to do what little you can.
My dog got on top of me in bed when I was sick because I was shivering. She was trying to warm me up. I thought she might be on to something to be so worried about me. So I went to the ER instead of going to sleep. It turned out that I had a massive sepsis infection and would have died if I went to sleep. I love my Sheltie Molly.
My dog Bear (he looked like one when he was a pup) never got up onto my bed until I started receiving chemo treatments which made me very sick . He took it upon himself to jump up & rest his chin on my legs and stayed there until I felt well enough to get up , usually after 3 or 4 hours . Later , after my treatment ended , When I would lay on HIS couch while still tired from my ordeal , he would come to the couch and rub his cold wet nose on my face as if to say Get off of MY bed !
@@R0TB Okay, I think you get the message by now, but: Stop. Blaming. The. Owner. When. It. Was. The. Sitter's. Fault. Stop. Trying. To. Get. Other. People. To. Share. In. Your. Miserable. Anger.
@@R0TB Exactly. Dog wasnt even microchipped nor had a basic collar. Irresponsible pet owners 101. Would have been better off going to a proper responsible owner. It will go back home and run away again.
They weren't reunited by pure luck. It's thank sto the lovely people who process the lost and found system. It's thanks to community efforts. It's not luck, it's people like you, doing the right thing. 💖
100%. Ages ago when I was very young, my beloved dog Daisy was lost for two weeks. No internet back then! My parents did EVERYTHING possible to try to find her. My house was full of despair, just indescribable. Then, our local radio station, WKER, which would always broadcast lost and found pets, read out about a dog found a few towns over. My Pop Pop heard it and told us, and we went to the house, after having had our hearts broken over and over again with false alarms - and this time, it was her. Filthy and about 20 pounds lighter, she was so excited to see us, the poor baby vomited all over the carpet of the very nice family who had found her (my dad gave them some $$ in compensation, but they were so kind, they weren't upset at all). If it hadn't been for that family putting it out there that they'd found a dog, for the radio station announcing it, and for my Pop Pop hearing the announcement, we might not have found her. Good people, doing the right thing. Thank you, all good people out there. ❤
They were reunited by pure luck, they were separated by stupidity in the first place.....just microchip your dog if you love him so much..... nevertheless, happy he's back...
@@an.260 I have to agree with you. Also, owners need to update the information if they move. I've found a few lost dogs that had tags with expired phone numbers too.
*It's heartbreaking to think about the other dogs watching from their cages. I genuinely hope that the majority of them find their way into the arms of a loving family. 🐾💔🏡*
Your hope doesnt change the facts that people are terrible and most of them won't ever find their family, or a new one. Have you tried praying? Maybe that will work 😂😂
@@mats8131 IKR？ "Ooooh! Look at me! I'm cynical and therefore wise! I'm going to live in a barrel and die from eating spoiled food after I poop in the village square like my role model."
I was hospitalized for 3 months once and had to put my dog in boarding. It was a super nice place and she was out and playing with other dogs a lot. When I finally got better and I went to pick her up, she got super excited the moment she spotted me through the glass door of her kennel. I will always remember that moment, dogs are so great
In those situations, I always hope their days were filled with enough attention and fun that she didn’t miss you too much since we can’t explain things to dogs. I’d rather my dogs not miss me much than be sad while they have to stay somewhere without me. I’m so glad whatever kept you in the hospital for so long let you be reunited with her. May you never have another hospital stay so neither of you ever have to do that again.
@@IorvethTheXolo thank you. I am all better now. I was kind of worried she'd forget about me not seeing me for so long. But the moment she saw me and they let her out and she was soooo happy, it was a great moment after a bad ordeal
This is so true. Humans really don't deserve dogs, they're so much better than people. It seems so cruel that we outlive them. I would literally die for my dog, I don't know what I'll do with myself when that day comes for her to leave me.
@@IcebartelbyIm sure with the way she picked her baby up she will get her chipped and wont let her out of her sight. We are humans. Mistakes will be made and hard lessons will be learned ❤
some people are just lazy and don't expect bad things to happen. I never microchipped my last dog and i cried for days when she passed away. 5 years later i still miss my dog.@@satyris410
@@thenightporterthey have run to her from a long distance kept looking for her. And dog reaction shows everything we need to know. Judging others is easy.
@@sanaqamar1 yes; judging others is easy compared to getting off your ass and having your dog microchipped. Every single legal system in the world is based on judgement. Jury members sit in judgement, Einstein. I also don't take advice from pre-teens who know NOTHING about responsibility, especially one whose main concern in life is K-Pop boys and cutesy Japanese cartoon characters. 🙄
@@pascalswager9100Me too. 😂😂😂 I seem to spend a lot of time crying about non-human animals. I cry when they're injured and/or ill-treated and I cry when I see them heal from (illness and injuries) and, as in this video, when they have been lost and have been reunited with their families and when they have been unwanted/abandoned and have found new loving families and homes. I need to carry a sponge (and a bucket) around with me. 😁
There are certain things in life that are beyond the physical world, the connection with a beloved dog is one. I could not live a happy life without the companionship of my dog.
You can't tell me they cared about their dog if they didn't get the dog chipped. It's by far the easiest way to reconnect with a lost dog and it cost nothing compared to losing your loved one.
That's what I thought! That's what needs to be taken away from this, not the cutesy sh*t, but the get your sh*t together and get your dog microchipped and have a collar with contact details on your dog at all times. Hollow arse videos for views...
@@customxspunjahthis whole thing about “you don’t love your dog if you don’t have them chipped” needs to stop. I absolutely love my dog and take good care of him. I’m considering getting him chipped, but not having done so until now does not make me heartless.
As a Lifelong Rescuer I constantly think of exactly what I have just viewed and my Heart Aches for all the Innocent Souls who are still in Need of a Loving Home and those who still Need Rescuing ... 💔 HEARTBREAKING 💔💔💔
my question is...why has this dog run away? why didnt she come home again? imo there is no magical thing happening here. dogs are intelligent enough to find their home once they ran away. so why did this dog did not come home?
@@DanielRumbacher This is a Border Collie, and while they are very smart, they also have tons of energy... if a door is left open, they are gonna go run and burn energy. She could've just been preoccupied with new sights and sounds, instinctively trying to herd things, looking for her people, etc, and went too far and got disoriented, or she could be too young to know her way home, or someone could have picked her up and driven her to another unfamiliar location, or even straight to the shelter. Does this look like a dog who was trying to escape a bad home? Does this look like a dog who doesn't love her people? Sure, they should've been more responsible owners and had her microchipped and/or collared & tagged, but I can relate to procrastinating on things like that, thinking nothing like this will ever happen (and it probably wouldn't have in the owners' care... this was a petsitter who left a door open). So don't be so cynical, and don't assume every dog is like "Lassie Come Home".
I used to volunteer at the dog shelter. One day I passed by 8 year old dog. Depressing looking, lying on the floor, completely ignoring me passing by. Next day I come, I see this dog greeting me very happily. I see the sign on the dog door "about to be adopted"
@@sjones8030 no, dogs have high intuition about events and people. Most likely she met the adopted family and felt loved and needed to be part of this new family. My dog never showed aggression toward anyone on our daily walks, but this old man that passed us two days in a row, my dog growl at him two days in a row.
all the other dogs are saying you lucky bastard, where are our families.... is sad to watch the other ones suffering, tx to these shelters tho, they do an amazing job
@@jessicamorse620 don't use that euphemism. They are killed. As a German Dog owner I want to ask why American animal shelter kill dogs? Our animal shelters don't do this.
I work at a vet clinic and so many people decline chipping their pets even though it really doesn't cost that much. You never know if your pet will get lost. I'm very happy this family was reunited with their dog! Edit: Heres some info about microchips bc y'all are being really fucking annoying (I'm a registered vet tech so I know what I'm talking about) - It's not a GPS - You can choose what information you disclose to the microchip company - When a microchip scanner is used on your pet, the only thing that shows up is the registration number and the number of the microchip company - A random person is not able to get your personal info from your pet if they're microchipped - To obtain your contact info for a lost pet, for example, the vet clinic will contact the microchip company and the company will contact you and then you can consent or decline your info being shared - Microchips only work if you register the microchip and keep the information updated if your phone number or address change - Microchips are tiny and fit inside a 15-gauge needle - Pets are usually sedated for microchip insertion since it's often done at the same time as a spay/neuter - Pets don't require sedation for a microchip so if you're not doing any surgeries for your pet but still want them chipped you can do this and it doesn't hurt too much - I put one in a big dog and he didn't even notice - Pets don't know they're microchipped and can't feel it because it's way too small - The average cost I could find in the US and Canada is $25-$75 and most places I've been to in Canada have been $50 (including really cheap and more expensive clinics) - Microchipping doesn't mean that you shouldn't put an identification tag and rabies tag on your dog - Microchipping and up-to-date rabies tags are the best way to prove legal ownership over your pet
@@vlinder0108 I’m glad. A lot of ppl will book spays/neuters and then decline doing microchipping (which is usually done at the same time). So they choose to spend a good amount of money already with the neutering but then still try to cheap out on the little things. It was disappointing to see…
@@gabriele1417 Well, they're idiots. I've been a vet for 20 years and I have never seen or even heard of a n adverse reaction to a microchip provided it was implanted by someone qualified to do so. The chip is tiny and sits harmlessly under the skin. What I have seen is a ton of dogs and cats who could have been reunited with their families in a very short time have to go off to the shelter, where, if they find their dogs, they have to pay a big fine to retrieve them.
My city has routine, FREE microchip drives to get them into people's pets at no cost to them. But yeah, my normal vet charges 35 bucks to do it. It's hard to argue that my pets aren't worth 35 dollars.
Incredible. I feel so glad that they were reunited. 🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤ I feel sad for the dogs that have to stay there. May they find good heart people that take them home 😢
What's putting these tears in my eyes is the other dogs watching from *their* cages. I wish these shelters the best and honor the people who work there but I can't stop wishing they were empty. >.
When I was a kid our cat went missing and we checked at the pound. We walked into the room and she saw us before we saw her. She made a sound I’ll never forget. I swear if she could have learned English in that moment she would have.
or maybe not worry about putting a leash on a dog that's trying desperately to get to something RIGHT on the other side of the door. If that guy thought that dog was going anywhere but to those people he needs to be checked for mental retardation.
@@jayh5840 no that's safety protocol- if somewhat HAD happened (the dog got overexcited and hurt someone accidentally) or the dog escaped again they could be sued and he would be fired. Safety first. Don't shit on a guy just doing his job properly.
I'm crying because my doggie has been missing for 4 years now and one day I hope to be reunited with him one day. And I also feel bad for all the other dogs seeing Ashley get out of there with her family. Ugh. I'm very happy for Ashely. 🙏
How heartless are you making a comment like that to ruin someone's hope!? Maybe it got picked up and went to another home at the very least, shame on you!@@MelB868
@@mezenman It's a lovely thought, but I doubt that's the case. They just saw people, and the people weren't there for them. (Not condemning the shelter or Ashley's humans, they did nothing wrong.)
I feel so bad for all the other puppies. I don’t understand people who get dogs and then give them up. Thank God I grew up in a family that treated them the same as the grandchildren for generations. My girl is 16 1/2. ❤
@@MsAdventure531 It's possible to be too sick to feed and care for a pet, and to not have enough money to feed them. Some of you are in complete denial. No, there is NOT always "plenty of help out there." Get real!
@@R0TB @R0TB Buddy, calm down... A) You've commented this on SO MANY other comments, leave everyone alone, B) Apparently you have the attention span of a goldfish, the video subtitles LITERALLY said that they were away from home and it was the DOGSITTER'S fault they left the door open, not the owner's -_-
@@pigeonlove Anthony Fauci seems to think that dogs have no emotions, either that or he knows that they do but he just doesn't care. Don't take my word for it though. By all means research some of the studies that he's authorized and overseen where they have experimented on dogs in some of the cruelest ways imaginable.
@@pigeonloveYou'd be surprised. It was literally the prevailing scientific theory for decades, and there are plenty of people out there who view anything other than humans as little more than props.
You don't have to speak doggie to understand that baby was screaming, "THAT'S MY MOM! THAT'S MY MOM!"🎉 🥰 How wonderful for Mama and doggie! What a great reunion! 😊 ❤
I had an old blind dog. He strayed from the yard and got lost . I live in the country . I looked for him for days , hiked all over . Then at the only market in town . I saw a lost dog poster describing my dog. When i picked him up he knew my voice and went crazy . Ill never forget it. He only lived a month after that day . But he died happy , well loved and at his home.
I had a pug who was mostly blind but could see some. He went across the street and was in a drainage ditch 4 feet deep. He didn't bark and even though I looked and looked the neighbor had him picked up and I was able to get him from the shelter that night. As soon as he heard me he started howling and everything wiggled. I don't know who was happier but the people at the shelter waited for me after closing. They were wonderful. I don't know how he got out but 8 made it didn't happen again. It's hard enough for 5hem being blind but being lost too is hard for them and us. 💖
Glad this has a happy ending. I've heard of many stories where the pet was mistakenly adopted because there was no collar or microchip - and the new owner(s) would not return the pet. I went a couple years without microchipping my first dog until I realized what risk I was putting her in. It only takes a few minutes and is very affordable!
@@paynts1987 thats a bit of a shitc*nt award move if you ask me. Imagine doing that to a family where maybe the parents aren't well informed and the kids love that dog.
@@paynts1987 Saw a reply from you on another comment in this comment section, and I wasn't sure if you were a troll or what. Now I know you've just got a room temp IQ so let me spell this out for you. One of the most common ways a dog gets lost is by getting out of its collar in one way or another. Also your "Good luck getting them back if I adopted them" is hilarious, I have in the past and will in the future been aggressive towards people who've stolen my pets. Good way to get a broken jaw from someone a lot bigger then me who wants their pet back a lot more, bozo.
@@paynts1987 That is a lot of assumptions where there could be a variety of legitimate reasons including the collar getting torn off. You clearly don't care for the dog, you're doing it out of spite to feel superior.
Or even better. Just dont buy animals for Christmas. The numbers Auf killed dogs and cats because of Christmas is insanely high. In our country they assume that like 350.000 pets get killed per year. And I bet US is as always leading the boards. Adopting is not changing anything. If people truly love animals in general, they would let them be as they were meant to be. Love the cat of my parents, but he will never leave that place his whole life.
@@bigbaba1509 Fine sentiment, but we've breeded and domesticated dogs past the realm of releasing them back into the wild. Lots of dog species that are permanently here to stay, as strays or as pets, are incapable of surviving on their own in the wild. The ethical option in my opinion is to therefore adopt, but not breed these kinds of dogs. That'd be wishful thinking though.
@@bigbaba1509 IN my country, we are the top 1 of pet abandonment, and no, those animals don't get happy life in the wild, they di@s due to not be ready for this, and no, letting them from the beginning would have changed nothing.
chipping might help, but we found that most shelters don’t have the people, time, or scanners - so generally _don’t_ scan incoming animals… i guess it depends on the area…
@@rickebert7548Holy cow! How expensive are scanners? One piece of equipment vs however many days of housing, feeding & tending to an animal they’re prepared to allot, then the cost of destroying them & dealing with the bodies?
The excitement she had when she saw her family come to take her home was magical. So glad that someone saw her photo and the family was contacted. Relief all around. Welcome home💜
This had me bawling in happiness for them. All the other dogs excitedly barking I like to think was because they were excited for her that she found her humans. I wish they find theirs too
Heart warming and emotional. What a lovely moment of realisation 🥺 It’s hard knowing all the other animals are waiting for their forever home. When we rescued our recent cat, seeing all the others especially the elderly ones, was upsetting. He was estimated to be around 1 year old but had been abandoned by his male owner in his mid 20’s when he moved away. He took his dog but left what was then a 6 month old kitten to fend for itself. He was covered in mud and dust with sore eyes. When we cleaned and brushed him, cleaned his eyes and fed him up the transformation was incredible. He’s a stunning creamy white short haired cat with green eyes, intelligent and has such a gentle nature. We called him Casper and we love him to bits 😻
That brings tears to my eyes. I love cats but also dogs and other animals. When we emigrated to America we took our cats with us. According to the airport, we were allowed to take them to Economy Class. Both were in 2 transport baskets. But the stewardes didn't allow that. She wanted to talk to the captain and I said well then talk to him, I don't care, I don't go anywhere without my cats. She came back and, exceptionally, we were allowed into business class. That was great and will never forget that. I will never let my animals down!! That's family. Thank you for saving the little one !
@@NiniRockX That’s adorable ❤️ well done you 👏🏻 AND you got into business class! That’s one in the eye for that stewardess 😂 Our pets are our family members, only animal lovers truly appreciate that. Thank you for sharing that, it’s made my day ☺️
If one of the employees could have escorted them and been nearby just in case it was the right dog, I was thinking the same thing about what took the person so long.
I was so happy to see the overwhelming joy by the dog that it made me cry. To see them reunited is just heart warming. Dogs are so loyal and wonderful! They make our lives better. Please don't beat them or chain them down in one spot.
What a beautiful ending to what I’m sure was a very traumatic ordeal! So glad you found Ashley! It was quite obvious that all of you were overjoyed! YAY! ❤
Ashley had no microchip or collar, because she has bad owners. (even with the microchip, if you don't have a collar with contact details then congrats, you're a terrible owner)
Makes me wish that we had a lot more dog sanctuary places like The Asher House in Oregon. All of those precious babies in that shelter deserve love and a safe place to call home. ❤
I’m happy Ashley found her family again but I’m also heartbroken for all the other dogs that are desperate to be picked up and taken to a loving home too
So beautiful, I cried like a baby watching this and realizing all those other dogs who may be lost as well. I am very happy to see this dog reunited with family. Beautiful.
@@R0TB @R0TB Buddy, calm down... A) You've commented this on SO MANY other comments, leave everyone alone, B) Apparently you have the attention span of a goldfish, the video subtitles LITERALLY said that they were away from home and it was the DOGSITTER'S fault they left the door open, not the owner's -_-
I think these videos get me to cry every time due to the sheer innocence of animals and even more so dogs. When I see them get emotional or cry it's all over...
I think this reaction by Ashley to her Mom and Dad shows that our pets are part of the family, not just dogs or cats ....etc, with no feelings. I have two cats and they mean the world to me! And by the way they want to be near me all the time, get petted, belly scratched, lying beside me just to be near, makes me feel like that love is returned💝 I am so happy they found their little girl! 240 miles is a long ways away! 🦂💘🐶🐶🐱🐱
That reunion was so pure and beautiful, definitely in tears especially seeing all the other dogs all with excitement. Wishing they too have homes to look forward to😢🥰🤍
This happened to my husband's childhood dog. They had lost her through a broken part of the gate and frantically searched for her for months before they lost hope. Then, one day, out of the blue, while they were at Disneyland, they got a call from someone who had found their dog, and they immediately left to pick her up. It was the happiest day after all!
THE BEST! I am getting a rescue dog next month, and am so excited to give a sweet dog a loving home. No puppies for me... I love a dog with character already built in, and who is searching for a forever-home with a couple who just got a new, tiny house with a BIG yard! Thank you to ALL shelters who take care of the lost or abandoned dogs and cats everywhere. No kill shelters. No puppy mills. Just, ADOPT! 💖🐾
Sounds great! But maybe consider looking or supporting "kill shelters" Municipal shelters ("kill shelter") are obligated to accept all dogs and cats surrendered to them, while "no kill shelters" can say no when they are full. City shelters are not allowed to refuse any animal. The main reason behind euthanizing the animals is ensuring they have enough space for all the animals they take in. Unfortunately the animals that have been there the longest or have the most issues are killed. Right now, 1 out of 4 animals that walk into a city shelters will die due to over population. Because of the stigma these places receive, fewer and fewer people are willing to help them. People would rather go to other places to adopt pets, leaving kill-shelters overpopulated + more animals are euthanized. They are not evil, they are overwhelmed.
@@rebeccab2446 to add, if everyone _did_ buy from registered, reputable breeders, and researched breeds beforehand, there really wouldn't be strays or the need for shelters such as they are currently. any good breeder will take back a dog if the home is not a good fit. the dogs are checked in on, usually spayed or neutered before leaving, or are checked that they are once they're with the family, and chipped. I don't think there is anything wrong putting an animal down if they've been at a shelter over four years. mentally, physically, emotionally, that's half the animal's life in most cases and when there is no quality it's the humane thing to do.
@@rebeccab2446 Here in Germany, there are no "kill shelters" and no stray dogs. By law, nobody is allowed to kill a dog, without a very good reason. Abandoning a dog is seen as animal cruelty. There is a high fine for that. If that dog suffered badly, while being abandoned, the owner may face up to 3 years in jail. That being said.. My "English Pointer" is a former stray from Greece, that ended up in a killing shelter. It was rescued by an animal welfare organisation and brought to me - 7 years ago and still counting..
How sad it makes me feel to see the reactions of the other dogs. Some are still missing their humans, some are still waiting for new families.
😢 I thought about that too.
Same really sad😢😢😢😢😢
Yes this is so true!
I thought the same thing
Same here. Happy for Ashley, sad for her neighbors, who stayed behind 🐶💔
After what is probably THE SLOWEST door opening in all of human history, it was a heartwarming moment to see them embrace!
The vault at the Nakatomi Plaza took less effort to open. Where's Theo and the FBI when you need them?
Yes!!! My wife and i were thinking the same thing. I was so stressed for the dog I said out loud "Hurry up fat ass" 🙃
What took them so long to open the door omg!
Totally agree. The guy says "We need to get the door open" then takes forever to actually open the door....then wastes another stressful minute putting a leash on a dog whose owners were. right. there.
@@officialduckburgartgallery1811 I'm guessing the guy is a tad controlling in general.
To see that dog go from depressed and alone to pure, uncontrolled euphoria is a beautiful thing to behold.
I don't know, he just looked like all dogs when there isnt anything going on. The excitement was pretty amazing though.
@@jeffk464even in the best shelters, for dogs it’s seriously stressful.
@@KainsAddiction its most unlikely to stage a dog going from 0 to 100 this way
@@KainsAddictionjust like when your mom arrives 20 mins late in primary 💀
@@sharm999😂😂😂😂
Please God, let every stray/ abandoned/ unclaimed dog find a loving home. 🙏🏻♥️
Amen.......You are so sweet Stephanie to pray for the dogs. May God bless you for your compassion and faith!
Amen ❤
Amen 🙏🙏🙏❤❤❤❤
"God" does not exist, but I love your wish, and may the Universe grant you your wish.
@@newmankidman5763 God does exist.
I can't help but feel sad for the other dogs watching this from their cages. I hope most of them can meet a loving family.
Was thinking same thing.
go adopt a shelter dog, then. be the change.
@@capt_bry No that's how we get horrible owners who end up sending more dogs to the shelters. Never adopt an animal you can't fully take care of.
@@capt_bryyou know it’s not that easy.
@@rogerj9110You just assumed that person can’t fully take care of
After 3 weeks of being a stray, and 2 weeks to open the door, they're FINALLY reunited!
🤣🤣😆😂 made me LOL - it took SOO long!
Right?? I was like damn how long does it take to get the key to open that damn door!! And why leash her (taking 2 weeks as well) when the owners are sure that's their dog??
😂😂😂 Omg! I was thinking the same! OPEN THE FRIGGIN DOOR ALREADY!! 💜😎🤟✨
LOL!!!!!!!!! open the damn door!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@@YvieT81 It takes approximately as long as it took in the video. So not that long. And leashing is probably a policy and a smart thing to do.
They didn't find Ashley by pure chance. The fact that someone runs an advocacy group to reunite lost animals and their owners made me cry as much as the rest of the video did. I just think it's a really nice thing for someone to do for others.
The dog missed the family so much that it ran off in the first place.....Loyalty? Not without a 10 foot fence and double duty leash !
it got mistaken for a stray, it was probably abducted @@rgsxyz1105
@@rgsxyz1105 There was a dog sitter. Maybe the dog ran off to find the family.
And if they would have microchipped their dog they would been reuinted much sooner.
@@rgsxyz1105 dogs can run off without meaning to run away
Has me in tears. They are not just a "pet", they are family! Awesome!
Exato!
Is that why they gave it a human name? Why can’t some people give their pet a PET name. Who names their dog Ashley ?
Several years ago, I was in the process of adopting an older dog who had been hit by a car and lost one of her back legs. The dog was sweet but seemed sad.
On the day I was to take her home, the shelter called and said they gave her to a family. At first, I was a bit mad but they said the dog reacted happily when seeing them come in, especially the kids, and that it was, actually, their dog.
They were told by a neighbor she had died after being hit by the car so they were mourning her (she was healed when I tried to adopt her so there was time between when they were told she died and then coming to look for another dog). They just happened to go to the shelter the day I was to get her so it was still a happy day. I told them to keep the money as a donation and, about a month later, my sister said a friend of hers took in a stray but their dog did not like her so they wanted to rehome her. She was with me for 15 years. 😊
I'm sorry but that neighbor lied to that family! Whoever they are they emotionally hurt a family! I'm not sure how young or old the kids are but to hear from a neighbor "Hey your dog got killed after being hit by a car" and to find your dog at a shelter missing a leg but alive and happy to see you again especially the kids after said neighbor basically lied to you and your family stating that your dog had died from being hit by a car. Either the dog ran off after being hit and someone else found her and took her to the shelter or the neighbor saw what happened, hated the dog, and took the dog to the shelter lying about her being a stray.
That's pretty massed up. The only bright side is the dog's alive, a tri-pod ( a dog with three legs ) and back with her family.
❤ God bless you.
Yes, I wonder how it happened that they never saw the dog but believed the neighbor that it was dead?!
Things worked out the way they’re supposed to.
@@celestiafanforeveragreed! What freaks!
This also made me cry because of all the dogs were left behind barking, asking them to take them to😢
dog owner is irresponsible to allow her dog become strays
@@R0TBIt said in the video that it was because a dogsitter left the door open
@@R0TB Buddy, calm down... A) You've commented this on SO MANY other comments, leave everyone alone, B) Apparently you have the attention span of a goldfish, the video subtitles LITERALLY said that they were away from home and it was the DOGSITTER'S fault they left the door open, not the owner's -_-
@@R0TB you didnt read lol... dog sitter left the damn door open. thats crazy
That's how life is for all of us. For some, life is a mother, for some, a stepmother. Unfortunately...
So happy for ashley but sad at the same time for the other dogs at the shelter 🥺
💔😭
I know! They must have been so jealous! Poor darlings!😢
😢
As wonderful as the reunion was for Ashley and her family, I felt the same way. It probably created even more anxiety for the ones left behind. Praying they all find forever homes 🙏❤
I have volunteered to dog walk at a shelter before. The experience can truly change your life. You realize how insignificant your problems or life can be to see these homeless dogs. It is so gratifying to do what little you can.
This is so bittersweet. My heart breaks for those poor doggies still waiting. Every dog deserves a home, but not every home deserves a dog!
breaks
My dog got on top of me in bed when I was sick because I was shivering. She was trying to warm me up. I thought she might be on to something to be so worried about me. So I went to the ER instead of going to sleep. It turned out that I had a massive sepsis infection and would have died if I went to sleep. I love my Sheltie Molly.
My dog Bear (he looked like one when he was a pup) never got up onto my bed until I started receiving chemo treatments which made me very sick . He took it upon himself to jump up & rest his chin on my legs and stayed there until I felt well enough to get up , usually after 3 or 4 hours . Later , after my treatment ended , When I would lay on HIS couch while still tired from my ordeal , he would come to the couch and rub his cold wet nose on my face as if to say Get off of MY bed !
shelties are really smart dogs
Things like this is how I KNOW beyond a shadow of a doubt that there are animals in heaven!
@@debrawestbrook8960 In my mind, they ARE people ! In fact, better than many people!
@@vaderstar What? They're just little people that like to be spoiled and kissed on! 🤗🤗🤗
See the other dog barking, so heartbreaking 😢
Yaa
The 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢
Maybe they're just cheering for their friend.
Sim. É realmente de partir o coração.
❤i'm so happy this dogs' owners found this precious girl
Same here ❤
@@samiraahmed5356 Thank goodness owner and dog found each other. She was so glad to see her people.
she doesnt deserves that poor dog ... any responsible dog owner would not allow such thing to happen in the first place!
@@R0TB Okay, I think you get the message by now, but: Stop. Blaming. The. Owner. When. It. Was. The. Sitter's. Fault. Stop. Trying. To. Get. Other. People. To. Share. In. Your. Miserable. Anger.
@@R0TB Exactly. Dog wasnt even microchipped nor had a basic collar. Irresponsible pet owners 101. Would have been better off going to a proper responsible owner.
It will go back home and run away again.
I am crying for all of those not being adopted .
Adopt, never shop .
please spay and neuter 🙏 and support your local shelter and /or foster homes ❤
They weren't reunited by pure luck. It's thank sto the lovely people who process the lost and found system. It's thanks to community efforts. It's not luck, it's people like you, doing the right thing. 💖
100%. Ages ago when I was very young, my beloved dog Daisy was lost for two weeks. No internet back then! My parents did EVERYTHING possible to try to find her. My house was full of despair, just indescribable. Then, our local radio station, WKER, which would always broadcast lost and found pets, read out about a dog found a few towns over. My Pop Pop heard it and told us, and we went to the house, after having had our hearts broken over and over again with false alarms - and this time, it was her. Filthy and about 20 pounds lighter, she was so excited to see us, the poor baby vomited all over the carpet of the very nice family who had found her (my dad gave them some $$ in compensation, but they were so kind, they weren't upset at all). If it hadn't been for that family putting it out there that they'd found a dog, for the radio station announcing it, and for my Pop Pop hearing the announcement, we might not have found her. Good people, doing the right thing. Thank you, all good people out there. ❤
I was just going to say that! Not luck at all! Hard work!
They were reunited by pure luck, they were separated by stupidity in the first place.....just microchip your dog if you love him so much..... nevertheless, happy he's back...
@@an.260 I have to agree with you. Also, owners need to update the information if they move. I've found a few lost dogs that had tags with expired phone numbers too.
God bless all the good people helping those in need.
*It's heartbreaking to think about the other dogs watching from their cages. I genuinely hope that the majority of them find their way into the arms of a loving family. 🐾💔🏡*
Your hope doesnt change the facts that people are terrible and most of them won't ever find their family, or a new one. Have you tried praying? Maybe that will work 😂😂
@@bakedstreetyt you're such a miserable person.
I knowww I was thinking of the movie Annie 😂🥲
@@bakedstreetyt Who pissed in your cereal?
@@mats8131 IKR？ "Ooooh! Look at me! I'm cynical and therefore wise! I'm going to live in a barrel and die from eating spoiled food after I poop in the village square like my role model."
I was hospitalized for 3 months once and had to put my dog in boarding. It was a super nice place and she was out and playing with other dogs a lot. When I finally got better and I went to pick her up, she got super excited the moment she spotted me through the glass door of her kennel. I will always remember that moment, dogs are so great
In those situations, I always hope their days were filled with enough attention and fun that she didn’t miss you too much since we can’t explain things to dogs. I’d rather my dogs not miss me much than be sad while they have to stay somewhere without me. I’m so glad whatever kept you in the hospital for so long let you be reunited with her. May you never have another hospital stay so neither of you ever have to do that again.
@@IorvethTheXolo thank you. I am all better now. I was kind of worried she'd forget about me not seeing me for so long. But the moment she saw me and they let her out and she was soooo happy, it was a great moment after a bad ordeal
Awww
Dogs are great! They're the best!!!❤❤❤
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There is absolutely Nothing like the love from a dog.
This is so true. Humans really don't deserve dogs, they're so much better than people. It seems so cruel that we outlive them. I would literally die for my dog, I don't know what I'll do with myself when that day comes for her to leave me.
I cried for the other dogs... Wish we could take them all home. :(
So many of us say this, we should all club together and buy 'that' ranch and fill it ....anyone???
@@garymcmanus9946 im in. I've been looking at properties!
@@garymcmanus9946that is so sweet of you ❤
@@garymcmanus9946I'm game hopefully my husband hits that huge lottery lol and we'll love them till the end 💜
That's 3 of us....🤦
She carried the dog as if she couldn't bear to lost the dog again. What a family. ❤❤❤❤
Yet they didn't care enough to avoid all this trauma by simply micro chipping the dog!!! What a family 😟😟😟😟
@Icebartelby yes always good to be on the safe side and just chip them. not sure why it isnt mandated yet. would avoid many lost situations
Maybe she could have got the dog microchipped if she cared that much?
@@IcebartelbyIm sure with the way she picked her baby up she will get her chipped and wont let her out of her sight. We are humans. Mistakes will be made and hard lessons will be learned ❤
some people are just lazy and don't expect bad things to happen.
I never microchipped my last dog and i cried for days when she passed away.
5 years later i still miss my dog.@@satyris410
When I die, I want to meet my dog too. She passed about 15 years ago and I still dream about her.
You will be with your dog again for eternity someday I promise.
sameeeeeeee one day i will die and will meet my doggo againnnnn!!!!
My shepherd just passed a few months ago after 14 1/2 wonderful years. I think about him constantly... I miss my buddy
@@TheErockaustin I’m so sorry.
there is no god or afterlife, grow up
Just imagine, some humans actually betray and abandon such pure souls who prioritize their humans above themselves !!
So sweet to see the happiness in the dogs eyes😍🙌🏼
So happy for Ashley!😢❤ You can tell how loved she is! God bless you all!
If they truly loved her the first money they ever spent on her would have been for a microchip.
Amen. Halellujah ❤❤❤
@@thenightporterthey have run to her from a long distance kept looking for her. And dog reaction shows everything we need to know. Judging others is easy.
@@sanaqamar1 yes; judging others is easy compared to getting off your ass and having your dog microchipped. Every single legal system in the world is based on judgement. Jury members sit in judgement, Einstein. I also don't take advice from pre-teens who know NOTHING about responsibility, especially one whose main concern in life is K-Pop boys and cutesy Japanese cartoon characters. 🙄
I sincerely hope she never gets out again
I'm crying happy tears!!! So happy they're reunited ❤❤
Yeah I'm bloody leaking again too!
@@pascalswager9100 Me too!!
Same here!
me too!
@@pascalswager9100Me too. 😂😂😂 I seem to spend a lot of time crying about non-human animals. I cry when they're injured and/or ill-treated and I cry when I see them heal from (illness and injuries) and, as in this video, when they have been lost and have been reunited with their families and when they have been unwanted/abandoned and have found new loving families and homes. I need to carry a sponge (and a bucket) around with me. 😁
There are certain things in life that are beyond the physical world, the connection with a beloved dog is one. I could not live a happy life without the companionship of my dog.
So glad this had a happy ending. Get that dog chipped!!! They were so lucky to find her 240 miles away. Most folks don't check shelters that far away.
You can't tell me they cared about their dog if they didn't get the dog chipped. It's by far the easiest way to reconnect with a lost dog and it cost nothing compared to losing your loved one.
That's what I thought! That's what needs to be taken away from this, not the cutesy sh*t, but the get your sh*t together and get your dog microchipped and have a collar with contact details on your dog at all times.
Hollow arse videos for views...
Get yourself chipped ya NWO accolyte,
@@customxspunjah Just b/c someone doesn't get an EMF-emitting chip inserted in their pet doesn't mean they don't love their pet. Good grief.
@@customxspunjahthis whole thing about “you don’t love your dog if you don’t have them chipped” needs to stop. I absolutely love my dog and take good care of him. I’m considering getting him chipped, but not having done so until now does not make me heartless.
As a Lifelong Rescuer I constantly think of exactly what I have just viewed and my Heart Aches for all the Innocent Souls who are still in Need of a Loving Home and those who still Need Rescuing ... 💔 HEARTBREAKING 💔💔💔
it killed me listening to the other dogs they knew whats going on its beyond heartbreaking
😢😢thank you and all those that care and love for these lost/injured beautiful animals. My daughter has
my question is...why has this dog run away? why didnt she come home again? imo there is no magical thing happening here. dogs are intelligent enough to find their home once they ran away. so why did this dog did not come home?
Worked at a shelter, we have fostered many and adopted 1 dog, 6 cats, a hedgehog (now deceased) these souls are all blessings 💗
@@DanielRumbacher This is a Border Collie, and while they are very smart, they also have tons of energy... if a door is left open, they are gonna go run and burn energy. She could've just been preoccupied with new sights and sounds, instinctively trying to herd things, looking for her people, etc, and went too far and got disoriented, or she could be too young to know her way home, or someone could have picked her up and driven her to another unfamiliar location, or even straight to the shelter. Does this look like a dog who was trying to escape a bad home? Does this look like a dog who doesn't love her people? Sure, they should've been more responsible owners and had her microchipped and/or collared & tagged, but I can relate to procrastinating on things like that, thinking nothing like this will ever happen (and it probably wouldn't have in the owners' care... this was a petsitter who left a door open). So don't be so cynical, and don't assume every dog is like "Lassie Come Home".
I used to volunteer at the dog shelter. One day I passed by 8 year old dog. Depressing looking, lying on the floor, completely ignoring me passing by. Next day I come, I see this dog greeting me very happily. I see the sign on the dog door "about to be adopted"
omg, this made me so happy
The dog read the sign?
@@sjones8030 no, dogs have high intuition about events and people. Most likely she met the adopted family and felt loved and needed to be part of this new family. My dog never showed aggression toward anyone on our daily walks, but this old man that passed us two days in a row, my dog growl at him two days in a row.
This comment made me tear up 🥲
That’s so sweet. If I had a fenced yard, I’d adopt a dog.
all the other dogs are saying you lucky bastard, where are our families.... is sad to watch the other ones suffering, tx to these shelters tho, they do an amazing job
What a great reunion! Time for a microchip.
I hope all the other dogs have a happy union/reunion too!
yeah, this is pretty important. imagine all the dogs like this who get euthanized instead of reunited
Funny, because you looked pretty stupid when you wrote that comment
@@JohnSmith...Ok, edgy kid.
@@JohnSmith...Stop spamming the comments with this same comment. It’s giving angsty middle schooler eating nuggets in his mommy’s basement.
@@jessicamorse620 don't use that euphemism. They are killed. As a German Dog owner I want to ask why American animal shelter kill dogs? Our animal shelters don't do this.
I work at a vet clinic and so many people decline chipping their pets even though it really doesn't cost that much. You never know if your pet will get lost. I'm very happy this family was reunited with their dog!
Edit: Heres some info about microchips bc y'all are being really fucking annoying (I'm a registered vet tech so I know what I'm talking about)
- It's not a GPS
- You can choose what information you disclose to the microchip company
- When a microchip scanner is used on your pet, the only thing that shows up is the registration number and the number of the microchip company
- A random person is not able to get your personal info from your pet if they're microchipped
- To obtain your contact info for a lost pet, for example, the vet clinic will contact the microchip company and the company will contact you and then you can consent or decline your info being shared
- Microchips only work if you register the microchip and keep the information updated if your phone number or address change
- Microchips are tiny and fit inside a 15-gauge needle
- Pets are usually sedated for microchip insertion since it's often done at the same time as a spay/neuter
- Pets don't require sedation for a microchip so if you're not doing any surgeries for your pet but still want them chipped you can do this and it doesn't hurt too much - I put one in a big dog and he didn't even notice
- Pets don't know they're microchipped and can't feel it because it's way too small
- The average cost I could find in the US and Canada is $25-$75 and most places I've been to in Canada have been $50 (including really cheap and more expensive clinics)
- Microchipping doesn't mean that you shouldn't put an identification tag and rabies tag on your dog
- Microchipping and up-to-date rabies tags are the best way to prove legal ownership over your pet
@@vlinder0108 I’m glad. A lot of ppl will book spays/neuters and then decline doing microchipping (which is usually done at the same time). So they choose to spend a good amount of money already with the neutering but then still try to cheap out on the little things. It was disappointing to see…
its not about the cost but more like putting something artificial in them
@@gabriele1417 then it would be nice if they did apple air tag or something
@@gabriele1417 Well, they're idiots. I've been a vet for 20 years and I have never seen or even heard of a n adverse reaction to a microchip provided it was implanted by someone qualified to do so. The chip is tiny and sits harmlessly under the skin. What I have seen is a ton of dogs and cats who could have been reunited with their families in a very short time have to go off to the shelter, where, if they find their dogs, they have to pay a big fine to retrieve them.
My city has routine, FREE microchip drives to get them into people's pets at no cost to them. But yeah, my normal vet charges 35 bucks to do it. It's hard to argue that my pets aren't worth 35 dollars.
Glad they found each other back. So happy for them. Other dogs who were also reacting made me sad. They were also excited. 🐾❤
The love an animal shows towards its owner is food for the soul.
Incredible. I feel so glad that they were reunited.
🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤
I feel sad for the dogs that have to stay there. May they find good heart people that take them home 😢
i feel sad due to the dog owner's negligence and irresponsible that poor dog ended in a shelter...
What's putting these tears in my eyes is the other dogs watching from *their* cages. I wish these shelters the best and honor the people who work there but I can't stop wishing they were empty. >.
This video brought me to tears. I'm so happy for her that she is with her family and they found her 😊😊😊😊
I just cry. I am so happy Ashley is back with her owners. I pray for the other dogs. Her reaction omg.
When I was a kid our cat went missing and we checked at the pound. We walked into the room and she saw us before we saw her. She made a sound I’ll never forget. I swear if she could have learned English in that moment she would have.
Bet she was asking what took you so bloody long 😂
It seemed to take forever to open that door! So glad he’s found his family. 😊😊😊
I was thinking the same.
They either have to get the proper key or just for the watch time.
or maybe not worry about putting a leash on a dog that's trying desperately to get to something RIGHT on the other side of the door. If that guy thought that dog was going anywhere but to those people he needs to be checked for mental retardation.
The leash guy was a complete jobs worth !
So glad the family was back together though.
@@jayh5840 no that's safety protocol- if somewhat HAD happened (the dog got overexcited and hurt someone accidentally) or the dog escaped again they could be sued and he would be fired. Safety first. Don't shit on a guy just doing his job properly.
Hope the other dogs find homes too. They all deserve a moment like this.
This just brings happy tears to your eyes. Blessings that all of the animals find their forever homes or are reunited if lost.❤
I'm crying because my doggie has been missing for 4 years now and one day I hope to be reunited with him one day. And I also feel bad for all the other dogs seeing Ashley get out of there with her family. Ugh. I'm very happy for Ashely. 🙏
4 years? What if it went off and died
@@MelB868 --- What a stupid and insensitive comment!
Sure hope you find him, Warren. I know what it means to lose a friend, and for him to be missing you too.
Honor your lost pet by giving a home to another lost pet. Adopt a rescue.
How heartless are you making a comment like that to ruin someone's hope!? Maybe it got picked up and went to another home at the very least, shame on you!@@MelB868
It's breaking my heart to hear all the other dogs knowing what is going on with Ashley and hoping to be reunited with their families, too.😢
I like to think they were celebrating the reunion.
@@mezenman nice thought, but definitely not.
@@mezenman no
@@mezenman It's a lovely thought, but I doubt that's the case. They just saw people, and the people weren't there for them. (Not condemning the shelter or Ashley's humans, they did nothing wrong.)
I don’t think dogs brains work that way lol
I feel so bad for all the other puppies. I don’t understand people who get dogs and then give them up. Thank God I grew up in a family that treated them the same as the grandchildren for generations. My girl is 16 1/2. ❤
What a wonderful age for a dog!
You're lucky you've never faced poverty or a debilitating illness.
Doesn’t matter, there is no excuse. There is plenty of help out there.
@@GaiaShieldthey’ll be loyal to you through poverty and illness.
Stop dumping your pets!
@@MsAdventure531 It's possible to be too sick to feed and care for a pet, and to not have enough money to feed them. Some of you are in complete denial. No, there is NOT always "plenty of help out there." Get real!
Dude, open the freaking door!
You can bend the rules in a case like this.
What a great ending though.🥰
So happy for this dog and her family, but it also makes me sad for all the other dogs in the shelter watching who are left behind. 😢
i feel sad due to the dog owner's negligence and irresponsible that poor dog ended in a shelter...
After watching this video I felt a deep sense of sadness for all the other dogs in there.
lol same. kinda ruined the moment. you could see the adjacent dogs peering over like, "must be nice."
dog owner is irresponsible to allow her dog become strays in the first place!!!
@@R0TB @R0TB Buddy, calm down... A) You've commented this on SO MANY other comments, leave everyone alone, B) Apparently you have the attention span of a goldfish, the video subtitles LITERALLY said that they were away from home and it was the DOGSITTER'S fault they left the door open, not the owner's -_-
Человек и собака нашли друг друга!!!!!!! Спасибо за это прекрасное видео!!!!!!! ❤❤❤
How happy the dog became seeing her owners and knew she was going home !
Nobody will ever convince me that animals have no emotion...This is a great example of pure LOVE !
um, no one's trying to
Dogs have emotions equivalent to a human toddler.
Nobody thinks that...
@@pigeonlove Anthony Fauci seems to think that dogs have no emotions, either that or he knows that they do but he just doesn't care. Don't take my word for it though. By all means research some of the studies that he's authorized and overseen where they have experimented on dogs in some of the cruelest ways imaginable.
@@pigeonloveYou'd be surprised. It was literally the prevailing scientific theory for decades, and there are plenty of people out there who view anything other than humans as little more than props.
You don't have to speak doggie to understand that baby was screaming, "THAT'S MY MOM! THAT'S MY MOM!"🎉 🥰 How wonderful for Mama and doggie! What a great reunion! 😊 ❤
Ashley was literally yelling open the door at the end!
Yup so was the other dogs.❤
Yeah I thought that too , I was in tears 😅 I'm an idiot 😅
No, you're not! You're a very caring person.@@janielow8719
@@janielow8719You’re not an idiot…you’re human.
My goodness it's like a prison yard. And that woke up all the other dogs too. 2:02 was a buddy of his: "Go on. Just glad one of us made it out'.
Nothing like a good cry, in the morning. Thank goodness they found her.
I had an old blind dog. He strayed from the yard and got lost . I live in the country . I looked for him for days , hiked all over . Then at the only market in town . I saw a lost dog poster describing my dog.
When i picked him up he knew my voice and went crazy . Ill never forget it. He only lived a month after that day . But he died happy , well loved and at his home.
I had a pug who was mostly blind but could see some. He went across the street and was in a drainage ditch 4 feet deep. He didn't bark and even though I looked and looked the neighbor had him picked up and I was able to get him from the shelter that night. As soon as he heard me he started howling and everything wiggled. I don't know who was happier but the people at the shelter waited for me after closing. They were wonderful. I don't know how he got out but 8 made it didn't happen again. It's hard enough for 5hem being blind but being lost too is hard for them and us. 💖
@@joyflavell7385 My dog was also a Pug.
I'm glad you found your little puppy@@joyflavell7385
this is so sweet i'm so glad you found each other again.
@@zorglubmagnus455 thanks so much. 💖🩵☪️
Glad this has a happy ending. I've heard of many stories where the pet was mistakenly adopted because there was no collar or microchip - and the new owner(s) would not return the pet. I went a couple years without microchipping my first dog until I realized what risk I was putting her in. It only takes a few minutes and is very affordable!
@@paynts1987 thats a bit of a shitc*nt award move if you ask me. Imagine doing that to a family where maybe the parents aren't well informed and the kids love that dog.
@@paynts1987 if you touch my dog ur getting ur head blown off with a shotgun after you step out of your car for work.
@@paynts1987 Saw a reply from you on another comment in this comment section, and I wasn't sure if you were a troll or what. Now I know you've just got a room temp IQ so let me spell this out for you.
One of the most common ways a dog gets lost is by getting out of its collar in one way or another.
Also your "Good luck getting them back if I adopted them" is hilarious, I have in the past and will in the future been aggressive towards people who've stolen my pets. Good way to get a broken jaw from someone a lot bigger then me who wants their pet back a lot more, bozo.
@@paynts1987 That is a lot of assumptions where there could be a variety of legitimate reasons including the collar getting torn off.
You clearly don't care for the dog, you're doing it out of spite to feel superior.
I'm soooooooo happy Ashley was found and reunited with her mom. Kudos to the rescue people who helped her mom get her back. Beautiful❤❤❤❤
I so wish that all doggies and kitties could have loving families ♥️♾️🙏🏻♾️♥️
As happy as this is to see, I still cant help but feel so sorry and sad for the remaining dogs :(
go adopt a shelter dog, then. be the change.
That why i always adopt from shelters
Or even better. Just dont buy animals for Christmas. The numbers Auf killed dogs and cats because of Christmas is insanely high. In our country they assume that like 350.000 pets get killed per year. And I bet US is as always leading the boards. Adopting is not changing anything. If people truly love animals in general, they would let them be as they were meant to be. Love the cat of my parents, but he will never leave that place his whole life.
@@bigbaba1509 Fine sentiment, but we've breeded and domesticated dogs past the realm of releasing them back into the wild. Lots of dog species that are permanently here to stay, as strays or as pets, are incapable of surviving on their own in the wild. The ethical option in my opinion is to therefore adopt, but not breed these kinds of dogs. That'd be wishful thinking though.
@@bigbaba1509 IN my country, we are the top 1 of pet abandonment, and no, those animals don't get happy life in the wild, they di@s due to not be ready for this, and no, letting them from the beginning would have changed nothing.
Love the fact that she reacted to her name and got close, but actually recognized her owners after smelling them 💕
Yep! This. Looking at them rang a bell but after the sniff it was all over.. :)
Oh that is so awesome!!!!!! It makes my heart happy that they found each other again ! YES!! CHIP YOUR PETS AND NEUTER THEM TOO!!
chipping might help, but we found that most shelters don’t have the people, time, or scanners - so generally _don’t_ scan incoming animals… i guess it depends on the area…
@@rickebert7548Holy cow! How expensive are scanners? One piece of equipment vs however many days of housing, feeding & tending to an animal they’re prepared to allot, then the cost of destroying them & dealing with the bodies?
Bravo, je suis content que vous ayez retrouvé votre chien, ça m'a ému aux larmes ❤❤❤
Какое счастье для обеих! И как жаль всех остальных собачек, реагирующих на ситуацию! Всем желаю радости и обрести родных!🙏❤🌍🏡🌞
The excitement she had when she saw her family come to take her home was magical. So glad that someone saw her photo and the family was contacted. Relief all around. Welcome home💜
This story brought tears to my eyes! So glad this family was reunited! I don't think I have ever seen a happier dog!
Dog's are absolutely the BEST !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! So glad they were reunited !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
This had me bawling in happiness for them. All the other dogs excitedly barking I like to think was because they were excited for her that she found her humans. I wish they find theirs too
A collar and a microchip is a MUST. Glad it ended well.
Heart warming and emotional. What a lovely moment of realisation 🥺 It’s hard knowing all the other animals are waiting for their forever home. When we rescued our recent cat, seeing all the others especially the elderly ones, was upsetting. He was estimated to be around 1 year old but had been abandoned by his male owner in his mid 20’s when he moved away. He took his dog but left what was then a 6 month old kitten to fend for itself. He was covered in mud and dust with sore eyes. When we cleaned and brushed him, cleaned his eyes and fed him up the transformation was incredible. He’s a stunning creamy white short haired cat with green eyes, intelligent and has such a gentle nature. We called him Casper and we love him to bits 😻
That brings tears to my eyes. I love cats but also dogs and other animals. When we emigrated to America we took our cats with us. According to the airport, we were allowed to take them to Economy Class. Both were in 2 transport baskets. But the stewardes didn't allow that. She wanted to talk to the captain and I said well then talk to him, I don't care, I don't go anywhere without my cats.
She came back and, exceptionally, we were allowed into business class.
That was great and will never forget that.
I will never let my animals down!! That's family. Thank you for saving the little one !
@@NiniRockX That’s adorable ❤️ well done you 👏🏻 AND you got into business class! That’s one in the eye for that stewardess 😂 Our pets are our family members, only animal lovers truly appreciate that. Thank you for sharing that, it’s made my day ☺️
I cannot stop crying of happy tears. Thanks God she is back with her family.
My dog would do that every day when I came home.
100% Pure Love.
Oh the stress its caused us all waiting for Ashley to be able to get to her humans!! Its a lovely story though & I'm thrilled that she was found! 👏🇬🇧💕
@linm9598 My thoughts exactly, why did it take so long to get the key? That guy was in slow motion.
@@phammond8155omg he took forever!
If one of the employees could have escorted them and been nearby just in case it was the right dog, I was thinking the same thing about what took the person so long.
That dude was taking his sweet time, wasn't he?! 😠
I feel sorry for the other dogs, God bless them, I hope they all find loving homes, God protect them, blem them, help all animals, I love dog's
I was so happy to see the overwhelming joy by the dog that it made me cry. To see them reunited is just heart warming. Dogs are so loyal and wonderful! They make our lives better. Please don't beat them or chain them down in one spot.
I started to feel so sorry for all the other dogs in the shelter.
What a beautiful ending to what I’m sure was a very traumatic ordeal! So glad you found Ashley! It was quite obvious that all of you were overjoyed! YAY! ❤
Ashley had no microchip or collar, because she has bad owners.
(even with the microchip, if you don't have a collar with contact details then congrats, you're a terrible owner)
I'm very happy for this family to be reunited, ...but my heart breaks for all the other dogs still stuck in there.
Makes me wish that we had a lot more dog sanctuary places like The Asher House in Oregon. All of those precious babies in that shelter deserve love and a safe place to call home. ❤
Didn’t expect to cry this morning, seeing her paw at the window and whine like that
Man
Moments like this get the tears flowing. What a reunion!
I’m happy Ashley found her family again but I’m also heartbroken for all the other dogs that are desperate to be picked up and taken to a loving home too
I am crying…tears of joy! Beautiful story.❤❤❤❤❤
OH, GOODNESS GREAT WAY TO START THE MORNING😊😊😊😊THAT BABY SAID LET ME OUT NOW❤❤❤❤❤❤
made my day , chopping onions here 😢❤
@@lucky5853 I THINK SOME OF YOUR ONIONS MADE IT MY WAY🥰🥰🥰
Guy took his sweet time letting the dog out though...wth
@@paintedwarrior516 DIDN'T HE....I WAS LIKE CLEARLY YOU COULD SEE THAT BABY KNEW HIS MOM
My heart breaks for the other dogs in the shelter. They feel the energy of Ashley and her owners coming to claim her.
I'm happy you found your dog! I do feel sad for the ones left behind though....❤
So beautiful, I cried like a baby watching this and realizing all those other dogs who may be lost as well. I am very happy to see this dog reunited with family. Beautiful.
I hope that other dogs will soon get a forever home with owners who love them unconditionally.
If I were the owner, I would've been on my knees crying after finding my dog. So glad they were reunited.
dog owner is irresponsible to allow her dog become strays in the first place!!! she doesnt deserves that dog!
@@R0TB @R0TB Buddy, calm down... A) You've commented this on SO MANY other comments, leave everyone alone, B) Apparently you have the attention span of a goldfish, the video subtitles LITERALLY said that they were away from home and it was the DOGSITTER'S fault they left the door open, not the owner's -_-
I'm in tears I'm so happy for all of them 🥲 🥰!!
I think these videos get me to cry every time due to the sheer innocence of animals and even more so dogs. When I see them get emotional or cry it's all over...
Pretty much confirms for any doubters that dogs have memory and feelings. That's some joy there.
why would anyone ever doubt they do? Only a simpleton would.
I think this reaction by Ashley to her Mom and Dad shows that our pets are part of the family, not just dogs or cats ....etc, with no feelings.
I have two cats and they mean the world to me! And by the way they want to be near me all the time, get petted, belly scratched, lying beside me just to be near, makes me feel like that love is returned💝
I am so happy they found their little girl! 240 miles is a long ways away!
🦂💘🐶🐶🐱🐱
That reunion was so pure and beautiful, definitely in tears especially seeing all the other dogs all with excitement.
Wishing they too have homes to look forward to😢🥰🤍
Sad to see dogs in shelters. But glad to see a reunited dog with family. Bless 🙏 you all
This happened to my husband's childhood dog. They had lost her through a broken part of the gate and frantically searched for her for months before they lost hope. Then, one day, out of the blue, while they were at Disneyland, they got a call from someone who had found their dog, and they immediately left to pick her up. It was the happiest day after all!
THE BEST! I am getting a rescue dog next month, and am so excited to give a sweet dog a loving home. No puppies for me... I love a dog with character already built in, and who is searching for a forever-home with a couple who just got a new, tiny house with a BIG yard! Thank you to ALL shelters who take care of the lost or abandoned dogs and cats everywhere.
No kill shelters. No puppy mills. Just, ADOPT! 💖🐾
Sounds great! But maybe consider looking or supporting "kill shelters"
Municipal shelters ("kill shelter") are obligated to accept all dogs and cats surrendered to them, while "no kill shelters" can say no when they are full. City shelters are not allowed to refuse any animal. The main reason behind euthanizing the animals is ensuring they have enough space for all the animals they take in. Unfortunately the animals that have been there the longest or have the most issues are killed. Right now, 1 out of 4 animals that walk into a city shelters will die due to over population.
Because of the stigma these places receive, fewer and fewer people are willing to help them. People would rather go to other places to adopt pets, leaving kill-shelters overpopulated + more animals are euthanized. They are not evil, they are overwhelmed.
Rescue- the best breed ever.
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godBless💗
@@rebeccab2446 to add, if everyone _did_ buy from registered, reputable breeders, and researched breeds beforehand, there really wouldn't be strays or the need for shelters such as they are currently. any good breeder will take back a dog if the home is not a good fit. the dogs are checked in on, usually spayed or neutered before leaving, or are checked that they are once they're with the family, and chipped. I don't think there is anything wrong putting an animal down if they've been at a shelter over four years. mentally, physically, emotionally, that's half the animal's life in most cases and when there is no quality it's the humane thing to do.
@@rebeccab2446 Here in Germany, there are no "kill shelters" and no stray dogs. By law, nobody is allowed to kill a dog, without a very good reason.
Abandoning a dog is seen as animal cruelty. There is a high fine for that. If that dog suffered badly, while being abandoned, the owner may face up to 3 years in jail.
That being said.. My "English Pointer" is a former stray from Greece, that ended up in a killing shelter. It was rescued by an animal welfare organisation and brought to me -
7 years ago and still counting..
You know Ashley was beyond relieved to see both of them. She got up in her mommy's arms💞🙏🥰! So happy for them!💖
Congratulations. Everyone can see that all dogs want to go out with their owners. Please take dogs from the shelter and give them home.