Luigi.Photo: Zane BrunetteA dog lost in the wilderness for several weeks is back with his owners.According toThe Minneapolis Star Tribune, Luigi, a Labrador retriever mix, went missing on June 25 in Minnesota’s Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness after losing track of his owners, Zane Brunette and Max McKernan.On July 24, Marit Warren discovered the dog near her family cabin, which is located over 30 miles from where the pup first went missing in the Minnesota wilderness.Luigi’s owners spent the 29 days their dog was missing creating social media posts and flyers about the missing pet in hopes someone would find him.These efforts helped reunite Luigi with his pet parents quickly. After finding the Lab mix, Warren called to report the dog missing to the Cook County Sheriff’s Office. Luckily, the dispatcher on the other line remembered a poster of the missing dog and put Warren in contact with Luigi’s owners.The Tribunereported that Luigi went missing shortly after his owners and two friends arrived at Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness. The group was getting ready to set off on a 10-day trip.Brunette told the paper that he and the rest of the group spent six hours searching for the dog in the area where Luigi went missing. The canine’s owners also camped at the spot for three days, putting out “greasy pans” to attract Luigi.After learning that Warren found Luigi, Brunette jumped in his car and drove several hours to retrieve his forever friend.“We were lucky he found Marit because she was the right person for him,” the owner told the paper of the dog’s rescuer. “I’m eternally grateful.“According toThe Tribune, while little is known about how the dog survived 29 days in the wilderness, the pet did lose 25 pounds and several toenails during his time away. Other than these issues, Luigi is in good health and expected to recover.
Luigi.Photo: Zane Brunette
A dog lost in the wilderness for several weeks is back with his owners.According toThe Minneapolis Star Tribune, Luigi, a Labrador retriever mix, went missing on June 25 in Minnesota’s Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness after losing track of his owners, Zane Brunette and Max McKernan.On July 24, Marit Warren discovered the dog near her family cabin, which is located over 30 miles from where the pup first went missing in the Minnesota wilderness.Luigi’s owners spent the 29 days their dog was missing creating social media posts and flyers about the missing pet in hopes someone would find him.These efforts helped reunite Luigi with his pet parents quickly. After finding the Lab mix, Warren called to report the dog missing to the Cook County Sheriff’s Office. Luckily, the dispatcher on the other line remembered a poster of the missing dog and put Warren in contact with Luigi’s owners.The Tribunereported that Luigi went missing shortly after his owners and two friends arrived at Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness. The group was getting ready to set off on a 10-day trip.Brunette told the paper that he and the rest of the group spent six hours searching for the dog in the area where Luigi went missing. The canine’s owners also camped at the spot for three days, putting out “greasy pans” to attract Luigi.After learning that Warren found Luigi, Brunette jumped in his car and drove several hours to retrieve his forever friend.“We were lucky he found Marit because she was the right person for him,” the owner told the paper of the dog’s rescuer. “I’m eternally grateful.“According toThe Tribune, while little is known about how the dog survived 29 days in the wilderness, the pet did lose 25 pounds and several toenails during his time away. Other than these issues, Luigi is in good health and expected to recover.
A dog lost in the wilderness for several weeks is back with his owners.
According toThe Minneapolis Star Tribune, Luigi, a Labrador retriever mix, went missing on June 25 in Minnesota’s Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness after losing track of his owners, Zane Brunette and Max McKernan.
On July 24, Marit Warren discovered the dog near her family cabin, which is located over 30 miles from where the pup first went missing in the Minnesota wilderness.
Luigi’s owners spent the 29 days their dog was missing creating social media posts and flyers about the missing pet in hopes someone would find him.
These efforts helped reunite Luigi with his pet parents quickly. After finding the Lab mix, Warren called to report the dog missing to the Cook County Sheriff’s Office. Luckily, the dispatcher on the other line remembered a poster of the missing dog and put Warren in contact with Luigi’s owners.
The Tribunereported that Luigi went missing shortly after his owners and two friends arrived at Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness. The group was getting ready to set off on a 10-day trip.
Brunette told the paper that he and the rest of the group spent six hours searching for the dog in the area where Luigi went missing. The canine’s owners also camped at the spot for three days, putting out “greasy pans” to attract Luigi.
After learning that Warren found Luigi, Brunette jumped in his car and drove several hours to retrieve his forever friend.
“We were lucky he found Marit because she was the right person for him,” the owner told the paper of the dog’s rescuer. “I’m eternally grateful.”
According toThe Tribune, while little is known about how the dog survived 29 days in the wilderness, the pet did lose 25 pounds and several toenails during his time away. Other than these issues, Luigi is in good health and expected to recover.
source: people.com
