One of the best birthday presents for a Pittsburgh guy was the recovery of a dog who had been missing for several weeks.
KDKA reports that Zeus ran after being lost for three years and jumping out of his car.
According to Pittsburgh Public Safety, early this summer, Zeus, its owner, and his children were traveling across Pittsburgh’s Homestead Bridge when one of the kids reportedly opened a window, causing Zeus to jump out and flee.
“We got a call for a dog found and when we arrived and scanned the dog, which had a microchip, we were able to contact the owners,” said Animal Control Officer Jeff Ley. “We returned the dog and found out today is the owner’s birthday!”
According to KDKA, Zeus was scanned and examined before being safely returned to his owner, Mr. Boyd.
Source: PennLive
