A Florida family had given up hope of finding their missing dog. But, then, the missing pooch turned up in Oklahoma.

 

 When a stray pitbull appeared on the doorstep of Destiny Druse's home, in Enid, Oklahoma, she was determined to find its owner. Druse tried social media first, but no owner turned up. Then a dog groomer friend suggested the dog be scanned to see if it was chipped. The dog was and that's how they learned her name was Andora. But, there was no owner information listed. Druse filed a found pet report and minutes later, Andora's owner was on the phone.

 

The young pit bull had been missing from her home for nearly two years amd her owner, Brenna Denmark had nearly given up on finding her beloved dog. She rented a car and drove the 14 hours to Enid to retrieve her dog.

 

Andora is now back in the Sunshine State and happy to be home. Denmark is unsure how the dog may have ended up in Oklahoma, but suspects the animal may have been stolen. Andora's story had a happy ending and is a reminder to pet owners the importance of microchipping a pet.