A very scary 10 hours | The Asher House 

There are haters? Who could possibly hate this man? Lee is one of the best people on this planet and I hope he continues helping dogs in need.

Be as kind to yourself as you are to your animals.

Lee Asher is a saint. The last thing he needs is to feel bad.

What a sweetheart. Kind heart. One of a kind. Please don't underestimate your kindness.

Lee - you are human!! No judgment here! We are ALL human and make mistakes!!! Am a 76 old South African woman, who loves your channel and what you do for our doggie family!!!! Wish all humans loved and treated our loyal friends as you do!!! Best wishes. A pat for each dog --when you have time! Your channel is therapeutic!🥰🐶🐶

Man Lee, you've had a hard year. I'm glad Moo came back and you were reunited. Don't be hard on yourself, I think you'll help alot of people with this video.

You are loved Lee, you are brave, you share your deepest vulnerabilities with us, and we are grateful. There is no one more trustworthy to help dogs learn their own life lessons. Moo (and maybe the rest of your pack) learned the lesson that "Dad will always love us, and will do everything to bring us back home" Lee, you are the BESt dad and pack leader ever!

You are the most precious man. I have so much respect for you. I thank you for all you do. You are the most amazing man!!!!!

I would never understand anyone hating him for any reason. All the good he does and seems to be as a person. I’m so thankful for all he does. And he shares all his ups and downs! It just shows we are all human and need help from time to time. Thank you Mr. Lee Asher.

Dear Lee, Moo forgives you, we forgive, Babs forgives you, Jesus forgives you, now you need to forgive yourself. Nobody is perfect, you have a beautiful heart ❤ God bless you, Moo, and Babs Fry.

The fact the you shared this says everything about your character. On behalf of all the animals you save and love, thank you! ❤

Lee, IT'S OKAY. _IT'S OVER._ Don't beat yourself up. You have such a big heart, and you're so emotionally "squishy" (meaning you're a cuddly guy) and you wear your heart on your sleeve always. Mistakes will happen, even to the best pet parents. And you are seriously one of the best out there. Animals and situations are ever-changing, and can change on a dime. And like you said, YOU LEARN FROM YOUR MISTAKES. Moo's okay, and he's right there, and he still loves you, and he is _over it,_ and has moved on (one of the best things about dogs!).

Your courage to be transparent and open with us shows true strength. The lesson is one of immense importance

You are one in a million. Wish we had 1000 more like you. Dont stop what you are doing.

As a dog owner myself, I want to thank you for sharing this …. I’ve learnt something I would never have known… I feel more prepared if one of mine goes running off. Xxxx Love what you do Lee…. You are an inspiration for us all - thanks, from Sweden ❤❤

Lee, you are human, and thus fallible. Please forgive yourself. We love and support you. I've done a similar thing with my 2 dogs and thankfully, they too were safe. I am still living with guilt months later. I look at my boys every day and am horrified to think I could have lost them forever. I'm so sorry you are struggling, I hope you find forgiveness for yourself. You do so much good in this insane world.

You're getting a big hug from all of your "true" followers with this one Lee. You're trying to keep your emotions in check --- go dark for a few days and know we truly care for you. I don't think any comments we give can bring relief at this time. One of my goals is to learn something new each day, and we all learned something today thanks to your transparency. We love you!

Oh Lee, please don’t beat yourself up, Moo is back safely and in your loving care once more. You are an amazing person and are a special Dad to all of those rescued animals in your care. Thank you for letting us all know so we can learn from this experience too. Best wishes always from Janet in Australia.

It would be incredibly hard for me not to drive around EVERYWHERE and get the entire neighborhood to look! But, Bab’s words are so logical! This will NEVER leave my mind!

I did NOT KNOW, not to chase my dog, if she runs off. 😮 THIS video will help SO many that lose their puppies! Thanks for sharing this. Nobody's perfect. 😇🐕🐕🐕

Our scaredy-cat dog was running in the desert for about a week. How he survived is an act of God…and your telling Moo’s story brought it all back. Nothing but grace, love and compassion, Lee. 💗💗💗

Lee, your story reminded me of something my dad said to me when I was a little girl. “If you get lost, stay where you are, dont try and find your way back. We will find you” Dads point was that as you are moving, so are your rescuers, so you can be missing each other. It applies both in humans and our pets, but in the reverse. Stay put and your pet will find you. I know it is hard though, because of the panic, your heart in your throat, the anxiety of losing your fur baby. Great lesson .Bless your heart

Lee, don’t be so hard on yourself! Your love for all creatures speaks volumes about what a wonderful soul you are! Sending love ❤️

I can't believe there are people that could say anything negative to you. I know you care for every single dog like your own child. God Bless You!

We all make mistskes!! We learn from them!! You are a very special man and the animals are blessed by you!! Thank you and God Bless You!! Thanks!!! 😊

Hey! Lee, please don’t be so hard on yourself. 🙌🏼🫶🏻🐕🫶🏻💞 sending you much love 💕 to you and fur babies 💛

So glad the story had a happy ending and you got Moo back! Definitely a lesson learned!

Bless your heart....you sound like you need to get some rest!!! Those babies love you and know you mean well for their care!! Humanity is not perfect. You making this video shows your responsibility in the matter. When you do good, it comes back to you. You are loved Lee!!!

We have all been there . Thank goodness you have moo back . Don’t beat yourself up. It was a learning experience .

You are so hard on yourself. What you did in taking him and leaving him even for an extended time ( because you got caught up with other lovelies) was a totally normal human activity. You are truly an unmatched pet parent/ animal activist. So glad Moo is back!! I hope in all the things you learned one of the most important is also self-compassion.

May not have even been Lee's mistake. Maybe someone tried to steal Moo and he ran away from the stranger that opened the door? So glad he is home safe, Lee has been nothing but an Angel to many animals and now with this lesson passed on to us we can help many more lost dogs. THANK YOU LEE FOR SHARING.

Oh Lee, how devastating for you. I would have reacted the same way as you, so this is such good information. Thank you. I guess a way to explain Moo’s reaction on being out, was that it was nothing personal to you but that he was just ‘In the Moment’. But something for you to take in, is that he came back to you. How could he not! You are the most wonderful dog dad, that any dog could ever have 💗

You (and Babs) have just helped countless owners and their dogs. I'm sorry you had these terrifying ten hours but there is absolutely no reason to beat yourself up. None. So glad Moo is safe and that you put out this video.

Lee, those haters are hipocrites!! I cannot believe they have never made any mistakes with their pets. I love all my pets! I love those that aren't even mine. I loose sleep knowing there are animals all around the world being abused. I get very depressed with this world of cruelty towards animals ABD yet I've made mistakes to the past with my pets. SO with that said PLEASE do not torture yourself or much less let those "haters" put you down. We love you and keep being you and doing what you're doing with those babies.

Oh, Lee, you learned a valuable lesson, but God was merciful! I know how much you suffered! I actually lost one of my 2-legged kids at an amusement park & my sister & I, along with the staff at the park looked for him for about 4 hours! Believe me, we all do it! Thanks for sharing, & for giving some much-needed advice ❤❤❣️❣️❣️ P.S.; Don't beat yourself up so much! You're great❣️

I can’t believe I’ve fallen in love with this rescue and your animals and THEN, I hear Babs Fry’s name! I live in the eastern part of San Diego County and she is so popular here for finding animals! We didn’t find our Chewie, and he should never have been outside on his own (cats and coyotes don’t mix), we felt your pain, 2 years later and we still feel it. The guilt I’ve felt is immeasurable, he was our autistic daughter’s emotional support animal and she had him since he was one day old. I’m so glad Moo is home, he is so lucky. No one should comment anything hateful, but they will and for that I am sorry. My dream would be to do what you do, you are an angel on Earth.

Just listening my heart hurt for you. I understand why you were devastated by this experience, but you are so hard in yourself. In every Asher House video I have watched, it is so very obvious how much you love animals, how sincere and genuine your compassion and concern for each and every.animal you take under your wing is. The record you are making of this journey is a wonderful gift to everyone that watches your channel. I think that through your eyes the world of animal rescue, rehabilitation and adoption is seen in a more important, demanding, and noble light. I think by watching your channel and learning from your sharing of this life... those who already love animals feel encouraged, even compelled to do more and give more. And, those people that, for whatever reason, have not noticed or felt compassion for the tragic plight that many domestic and farm animals find themselves in without the ability to help themselves, by listening to you and learning from your honest experiences are moved to act and help in some way. Lee, even the hard experiences that you share teach us all. If any communication comes your way that is critical just delete their comments. As you mentioned, you are far harder on yourself than they could ever be. Personal boundaries are necessary, especially when living your life so publicly. To be able to go the distance with.this important work, keep your focus on what you are doing right. That which we focus on grows. More sharing of your joys and successes. I wasnt even going to comment since it was obvious to me that you had everything in hand. I just clicked on some positive comments from your other followers. But, I could not leave this page without thanking you and your team for the love, protection and care given and sacrifices made to make the world a better place. Best wishes to you and yours for a blessed and joyful Christmas season and much health, happiness, progress and prosperity at Asher House in 2023. Sincerely, Anita

After watching with great interest how you first got Moo, and more recently hearing of the trauma you’ve experienced when you can’t readily locate a dog, I can only imagine how difficult this was for you. So thankful that it turned out well.

You are amazing the love you have for our beautiful fur babies

I can't believe anyone here would be a hater, or someone who hates you. Please love yourself as you love your animals. We love you ❤

Thanks Lee for passing on all of Babs wisdom and experience. This should help many people and their dogs! 💕💕💕 So glad for your ultimate outcome. ✌️

So many people look up to you and The Asher House, and you've proven, even with your incredible affinity for animals, that you are human and make mistakes. This is a great thing because this message will reach so many people who wouldn't have seen it otherwise. The fact that you were able to help someone else the very next day shows me this is true. Moo is home and safe. You've learned an incredibly valuable lesson that isn't intuitive for humans. And now you're able to help others through your various channels. Hug Moo and don't beat yourself up for being a human. Thank you both for helping the rest of us learn from your example.

I can’t even imagine how many people this situation is going to help. I think many of us place you on a high pedestal for all that you do and I truly appreciate your transparency with all of us to remind us of just how human you are. You have had an emotionally draining week and I pray for some beautiful doggie daddy moments to bring peace and calmness to your soul . I can only imagine what Moo thought when he saw your truck parked there late that night….. ❤❤❤

You are an earth angel, Lee. And apparently, even an earth angel can make mistakes. I'm glad that everything turned out OK and that we all learned from it. The best part is hearing adorable Moo's loud snoring throughout as he sleeps peacefully by your side. God bless you and all the animals.♥

Big hug Lee!!!🫶 12:56 So happy your back together 🙏🙏🙏

When we experience a PTSD trigger event (like this) we also are in a survival mode... fight, flight, freeze. Yes, we then make some decisions that are fear based and illogical. Having someone to "talk us down" is so helpful. I know it's super hard NOT to minimise, justify and save face sometimes, especially when we will be judged harshly. I have found that the times I have been brutally honest with myself and others about what happened, even if it looks bad, I have felt easier in my spirit. I recall once cutting my dogs skin with scissors whilst attempting to remove a matted bit of fur. I ugly cried on the way to the vet and was distraught there. They managed to calm things down and said "sometimes these things happen". Billy was fine through all of this. The thing is... I knew it happened because I just didn't take more care. Owning that helped me to accept that I was at fault. Was able to forgive myself then because although humans are perfectly imperfect but accountability and honesty helped me move on. I feel you mate. The lessons learned make us better animal carers and companions to them.

Welcome to parenthood. We all make mistakes with our "children". Moo had an adventure alone and he loved it. My pit used to jump my fence and the neighborhood kids would tell me he's loose. After many times of chasing him down, I realized he thought it was a game. So I told the kids not to chase him. He just wanted an adventure. So I would sit on the curb where he can see me and he would eventually come to me. Its a learning experience. You are alright! Moo is alright. God's blessings

Oh, man! I'm so sorry you guys went through this, but glad Moo came home. I was not so lucky, and still beat myself up over my mistake - ten years later.

The main thing is Moo is safe, and the lesson is well learned!!!

Lee, you are the sweetest man with a heart of gold ❤God knows your tender heart. Things work out, bless you💕

When you replace "why is this happening with what is this trying to teach me, everything shifts -Lee you are so amazing I am in Florida and my 2 sons go to UCF where many of the students were displaced from hurricane Ian and are without food and electricity I was just at Pet Smart to buy some supplies, I saw these 2 girls w/UCF shirts on and a puppy they were buying supplies for it was clear it was a new puppy I asked them where they got her, and they said they just rescued her this morning well it immediately hit my heart to bless them and give them a 100.00 as a random act of kindness I told them go buy whatever you need for your puppy-they started to cry . Lee I would have never done that had I not been following Asher house-but when they said they just rescued her from a shelter my first thought was you and all you do to rescue ; you do so much you are so loving and kind and things happen Thank you for being such a beautiful soul!!

Lee, things happen. Please don't beat yourself up. Thank you for sharing these tips with us. I wish I knew it sooner when my cat ran away from our new house. We made all of those mistakes while searching for him and never got him back. This is the reality of our life. We are all in this together. None of us are all-knowing and all-seeing and things happen. 💙💛

This is a great lesson for all of us. Thank you Lee. Thank you for coming back Moo 🙏🙏❤️❤️

It's crazy to imagine him leaving your side, since now he is your shadow. Just shows how ur love has made him whole.

And Iam so happy for you that you got your doggie back!!❤❤❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉 🥰🤩👍🏻

I'm so glad Moo is ok. I never thought about staying in one place to not spread your scent. It's my biggest fear for my dog (Jack) to get out especially now that he's older and hard of hearing and having trouble seeing. I completely agree with you that you went through this so that you could help others. You're wonderful and thank you for helping all those sweet puppies!

I totally understand how you must feel but at the end of the day Moo is safe and home, you need to stop beating yourself up and draw a line under this. You are such a fantastic human being and all your fur babies are so lucky to have you look after them. Sending love and hugs from the UK. 🐈🐕🐈🐕🐈🐕

You sweet man, you are human! You are such a blessing to the human race/ animal race🙏 bless you move forward and do great things! Much love & respect

Thank you for your Honesty and sharing it with us. You are amazing. Forgive yourself.

Haters are evil people who don't know the love you give to every animal you have saved.

Powerful lesson to be learned, thank you for sharing Lee 💜

We are human, and I have a runner, so I understand. He's even tried to jump out of a half down truck window to go after another dog. I always think I'm making mistakes, and I probably am, but as you said, we learn lessons. I am hard on myself too, and no one can make me feel worse than I already feel - that's innate with people who have tons of empathy.

WOW! This is hard-to-follow advice but it makes so much sense! Would have never thought that looking for them makes it harder for them to come back. So sad you had to go through it, but thankful Moo is safely home! Thanks for your honesty and transparency! Maybe Moo's name should be SKP!

I’m so glad you got moved back, Lee. And you are brave to admit your mistake which we all think so highly of you that who hasn’t made a mistake I’m so glad that you called the woman who helped you too about things the right way that you’ve got your dog back your friend. ❤

Sharing mistakes is ( in my opinion) the best way to get through them and learn from them. "Those who are humble will not be humiliated"

Years ago, when I had my dogs Mealie and Joey, I had many frightening occurrences. We'd be walking happily through an old cemetery or a field (farm country, where I grew up), and once when I was hanging clothes on a line with them just lounging around close by, it was incredible what happened...Joey was a lot younger than Mealie. He was a dog that was born to run, and I accomodated that need in every way I could. But the second I looked away, they were GONE. I mean gone! In less than ten seconds they were barely visible. I would shout myself hoarse calling but they just kept going, JoJoe the ringleader with Mealie right behind, trying to keep up. Twice I remember very clearly finding them late at night waiting patiently for me where I'd last seen them, once at the cemetery and once at a friend's house at the lake where we'd gone for a visit. The friends called me in the middle of the night to tell me they'd finally come back. I spoke to people several times who'd seen them on their forays and remarked how beautiful they were and what they'd been up to. One time there had been a grass fire close by which caused them to lose their scent and Mealie spent the night on a kind woman's porch. She was shaking from fright when I went to get her. Another time I was driving slowly through the village and saw this beautiful dog on a porch. He made no move toward the car and I remember saying, "Wow, what a pretty dog. It looks a little like Joey, but it couldn't be." Nevertheless I backed up and entered the driveway. He stayed where he was, looking at me inquisitively. That's when I saw the bell hanging from his red collar. "Joey?" I called to him, puzzled as to why he hadn't run to meet me. He got up and walked to the car, probably expecting to get a piece of my mind, but I never wanted them to associate coming back with anything but happiness, so many times I had to swallow my anger and literally kneel on the ground with my arms open wide to greet them enthusiastically. Of course that was after I learned that acting mad just made Joey sit in a field afraid to come home. This whole thing only stopped on the day when Mealie, who had arthritis and was getting pretty old, finally slowed at my repeated, frantic calls as they were disappearing from view. I saw her slowing down and then stopping, and finally she turned and headed back. Her little legs just couldn't run like that any more. When Joey realized she wasn't following, he stopped, gave this look as if to say, "What's going on?" He turned around, came back, followed her inside, and they never did it again. How I miss them.

Hey, it's ok. You give so much love and all of yourself to these babies. It helps to share the story and you are so brave to put it up here publicly and talk about the fear and trauma and regret. Thank you for everything you do, for being so authentic, pure, and intentional.

UGH; I'm so sorry that happened - I can totally relate to the panic you must have been in. I'm so glad Moo is safe.

Totally agree with the Universe, lessons, and being in synch with it all... Just know what you know, don't even consider the opinions of those who aren't connected or negative...It worked out, and the Universe doesn't create a lesson not needed. Once learned, the situation absolves.. Love you Lee....and The Universe loves you... I promise ♥️✨️✨️✨️✨️😍♥️

Mistakes are opportunities to learn…Moo inadvertently helped you learn a valuable lesson 💕 & taught all of us along the way 🙏. Sleep well tonight everyone 🥰.

Dude! Don’t be so hard on yourself. Your huge heart is in the right place, out of love and care for your animals. It’s all good and the incident is over.. God bless you…

Lee, you are an amazing angel to all the animals you rescue. You know how to make them feel safe with you so they WANT to go to the shelter with you. As much as you know about animals, there’s always something else to learn. I’m relieved you were directed to call Babs. Thank you for sharing what you learned. You taught me something I didn’t know either. Be gentle with yourself. You only did what you thought was right. When you had accurate information, you did what was needed. Prayers for you. I’m glad Moo is back with you.

Man, you have a beautiful soul! I am so glad I found your channel! You’ve learned a valuable lesson with that, and weird things happen sometimes. Your pets are so lucky to have you and your heart is in the right place! Take care!

I did that too, ONCE. 😢❤ WAY back, with my Schnauzer, I left her in the car and went into a store. When I came out, this lady was yelling at me, and I deflected it, BUT, when I got in the car, Delilah WAS exhausted and dehydrated. 😭 Thankfully, she recovered. I learned my lesson and NOW, I lock the door, with the windows rolled up, IF I am forced to leave my dog in a car. That was 20 years ago! And, I can still cry about it. SO, Lee, please honey, do NOT continue to beat yourself up. Life happens, we get too many thoughts going at once. 🤗 You are the BEST Dog Dad I know!! ❤😊

The most important thing is that we admit our mistakes and learn from them. I admire you for doing both and to share so we can also learn. What Babs told you was very logical and I'm so thankful that you got Moo back. I know you do what ever you can to keep your animals safe so please don't beat yourself up over this, it could have happened to anyone. Thankfully it all came out well and this information also will help so many other animals and owners. ❤🥰

So frightening, so glad it came out well for you and Moo. ❤

Another good advice I got is: Keep your door from the house, garden, etc. allways open, make sure, that the dog can come in and somebody close it, thank you to share your experience woth us, God bless you, Greetings from Germany ❤️🐕

Why would anyone hate this? It's heart warming that this wise lesson worked & Moo returned as predicted. The same thing happened to me many times with an expert escaper rescue. She always returned in her own time (while I chewed my fingers to the bone just waiting).

It's a heart stopping moment when a pet goes missing, even for a relatively short time. Thanks for Babs's tip. I look after other people's dogs and will definitely pass on your story. Once again you demonstrate your selfless devotion to the cause and your love of all the animals. Hope it helps that by sharing this experience and now reading all the comments you know how much support you have. Keep on talking... and singing... and sharing the joy of what you do! Love from England

I’m so sorry you had to go through this! I have an escape artist who thinks it’s the time of her life to run. If I chase her, she thinks it’s a game. I have to go sit in my driveway and wait for her. It’s only happened a couple of times, but it panics me every time!

Thanking God you and Moo are safely back together- you did nothing wrong! You did what you thought was right! Lesson learned. Thanks for sharing your experience with us! ❤️

We all make mistakes, I'm 40 and still making them. Getting carried away in the moment is so easy to do, and there's so many rescuers, and people helping, who openly admit their mistakes. They sound as upset, sometimes even more upset, than you are now. I bet you are So relieved that Moo is safe, and it must have been terrifying for you both! At times, all we can take away is what we've learnt 💗

I've recently started watching your videos. I have three rescue dogs and love them with all my heart. Today's story was a very brave share and incredibly helpful to me. Thank you. ❤

I went thru something similar when in Md visiting family. But tho my situation was resolved in about a half hour it seemed like an eternity. I'm so glad to hear this info via Babs cause I did the same as you...crying, calling her, running around, driving around and my darling Rose was literally waiting for me on the porch. 💜

And make sure the window isn’t open so much that the dog can jump out. My dog recently jumped out of my car but luckily came right back. So glad you and Moo are back together!!

This is such a lovely community. So much compassion ❤️ I'm so pleased you found Babs, and your dear furry came back too. Of course he did, he loves you!

You are truly an angel Lee ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

Lee please DO NOT BE SO HARD ON YOURSELF! We all make mistakes but kids will be kids and will make their own choices. We spend hundreds of dollars on premium pet food for our rescues- we have so many cat and 2 mastiffs, give them the best vet care, buy them toys and beds and sweaters and then the take off for days or drink out of the gutter in the street when there is purified water in their bowls! Good lesson for all of us to learn on how to get a dog back. You’re a great teacher and you do an amazing job taking care of your kids. Give yourself a hug and a deep breath. You didn’t do anything that hundreds of us dedicated and caring 4paw parents haven’t done- just go easier on yourself.💗

I’m glad he’s safe and that he found you💞

I'm sorry hun, im sure your heart dropped. Thank goodness it worked out. Big hugs and just keep doing what you do!

Lee, thank you for that valuable lesson! My dog sometimes jumps the fence and we usually end up chasing him all over the neighborhood. This morning he got out before we even realized it, and was loose for about 30 minutes. By the time we found out he was out, he was at our gate crying to get back in. I was anxious too, especially because his gps tracker didn’t work. The tips you have given all your viewers will undoubtedly prove invaluable to us dog owners who have to deal with this on occasion.

There couldn't be any haters, because we know your sweet heart and how much you care.

What a very sweet life experience of your dog returning ❤️❤️❤️

WOW! I’ve learned SO MUCH from you, Lee. Here again, is another lesson to be learned. If I had been in your shoes, I would’ve taken the same steps you did. What a blessing that you had BABS FRY to assist you in the correct way to handle this situation! SERIOUSLY, DO NOT be hard on yourself. I’m sorry for the 12 harrowing hours of worry & being upset that you experienced, & for Moo, if it was upsetting for him. However, I do believe you will help hundreds, if not thousands of people that watch this video, to know the correct way to handle their dog running off! From the bottom of my heart, Thank you, Lee, for sharing your experience with us! ♥️🐶♥️🐶♥️🐶♥️🐶♥️

Lee, it's so good you had a happy ending. Don''t beat yourself up. You can't know what kind of past Moo had. We have a rescue dog for 11 years now. Sometimes he'll go wandering too far down to the river on our property. And to this day, if I call him, he won't come back if he senses frustration in my voice. He'll just stand frozen like a statue. So I have to go all the way to him with a happy voice, pet him, tell him he's a good boy (he loves hearing that) and only then will he prance back home with me. We can never raise our voice to him or call him a "bad dog", otherwise he will pee in fear and dart into a corner. We believe it's PTSD. So who knows what races through Moo's brain. One thing is for sure, he certainly loves you. His snoring sounds so peaceful.

So glad you got your Moo back! It's the worst feeling, all the anxiety worrying about them out there alone. I can only imagine the relief to finally get Moo back in your arms!

❤ thanks for sharing!

I think we are all grateful that we can learn from your story. I never knew about staying in place and not looking around… Not that I’ve ever lost a dog, but it’s good to know in case my husband and I adopt one and something like this happens to us.

So devastating. #1 Thank you for telling us up front that he was actually ok. #2 Thankfully, Babs was offering some divine guidance which allowed you to remain open to his return. I’m so happy he’s back with you. I hope you’re feeling better. I’m sending all my love to you and all the babies. ❤❤❤

This video will save so many dogs from being lost forever! So thankful you shared this story. You are so kind and humble. So glad Moo found you! ❤