PATIENT PUPPY! Yorkie Puppy Waits Alone For Two Days At Rest Stop For His Owner's Return. WOULD YOU DO ALMOST ANYTHING TO FIND YOUR MISSING PET?

by Tigger Too Posted 2012/06/07 16:15:14

Related Topics: Neck, Dog, Iowa, Friday, Arkansas, Kissing, Missing, Missouri, Image, Picture, Alone

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	NO! It wouldn't be worth the trouble to find my missing pet!	0 votes	0%
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[HANNIBAL, MISSOURI] A 9-month-old Yorkie named Rambo wasn’t about to leave without his master, even if it meant waiting alone at a Missouri rest area for two days. Arkansas trucker Michael Siau stopped at the rest area near Hannibal last Friday. Rambo jumped out of the big rig, but Siau, thinking the dog was in the back asleep, went ahead on his route. Siau made it all the way to Cedar Rapids, Iowa -- 170 miles to the north -- before realizing Rambo was gone. After several frantic calls, a Hannibal animal control officer found the little dog Sunday still at the rest stop, patiently waiting for Siau’s return. Siau and Rambo were reunited Wednesday, with the little dog leaping onto his shoulder and kissing his neck.

WOULD YOU DO ALMOST ANYTHING TO GET YOUR MISSING PET BACK?

Get out the Kleenex. Here's a picture of the happy reunion!

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RedneckAngel 2012/06/07 17:06:40

YES! I'd move Heaven and Earth to find my missing pet!

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my pet are like my children it close i ever get to having kids i can't have kids so o have my pets they mean a lot to me...my dog even got microchip in her to be able to find her betters in case she gets lost ....love them all
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Dave The Canuck 2012/07/20 08:18:46

YES! I'd move Heaven and Earth to find my missing pet!

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But waiting two days is nothing compared to guarding the Pandorica for 2000 years.

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Tigger Too to Dave Th... 2012/08/02 22:03:57

Thanks for your comments, David!

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JonDeniro 2012/06/10 20:40:16

YES! I'd move Heaven and Earth to find my missing pet!

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To many of us, that is like asking what we would do if our child was missing.

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Tigger Too to JonDeniro 2012/06/12 00:18:40

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I totally agree with you. To most people, pets are irreplaceable members of the family, and we'd do anything for them, just like we would our kids. I just posted this article because I found it refreshing to read a feel-good story, as opposed to all the bad news we hear about on a daily basis. We DO love our pets, don't we? Thanks for your response, Jon, and have a great evening!

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Tigger Too 2012/06/09 17:55:23

YES! I'd move Heaven and Earth to find my missing pet!

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I love animals, so my answer to this question is a resounding YES! Our pets have always been considered family members. God bless all creatures great and small.

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9th of 9 2012/06/07 21:32:18

YES! I'd move Heaven and Earth to find my missing pet!

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Anything and everything.

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Tigger Too to 9th of 9 2012/06/09 17:42:24

I agree with you 1,000%! Thanks for your response, 9th of 9!

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9th of 9 to Tigger Too 2012/06/09 21:22:57

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welcome :)

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sandra 2012/06/07 21:16:56

YES! I'd move Heaven and Earth to find my missing pet!

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The poor little sweet pet, good thing it had a happy ending !
Pets are like our children, I would do everything in my power and other poeples power to get my pets back.

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Tigger Too to sandra 2012/06/09 17:44:45

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Yes, we've always thought of our pets as family members. I can't imagine how that truck driver must have felt when he realized his little traveling buddy had gone missing! It's rare that we hear a story with a happy ending these days, but this was certainly a feel-good tale! Thanks for your comments, sandra, and have a great weekend!

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Zuggi 2012/06/07 18:03:22

YES! I'd move Heaven and Earth to find my missing pet!

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Though I must say, that dog there should in no way, shape, nor form be named Rambo.

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sandra to Zuggi 2012/06/07 21:19:16

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AAAwwww !! I think it`s adorable , but I get ya , lol, lol

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Tigger Too to sandra 2012/06/09 17:47:08

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Yes, I thought the irony of naming a tiny dog "Rambo" was cute, too!

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Tigger Too to Zuggi 2012/06/09 17:46:28

True, naming a Yorkshire terrier "Rambo" IS rather ironic! Thanks for your response, Zuggi!

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RedneckAngel 2012/06/07 17:06:40

YES! I'd move Heaven and Earth to find my missing pet!

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my pet are like my children it close i ever get to having kids i can't have kids so o have my pets they mean a lot to me...my dog even got microchip in her to be able to find her betters in case she gets lost ....love them all

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Tigger Too to Redneck... 2012/06/09 17:50:30

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We've always considered our pets as family members and treated them like children. I'm sorry to hear that you can't have kids, but pets can be wonderful companions that give and receive lots of human emotions. I can remember our one basset hound, Cookie, and when I'd cry or be upset, she always knew and would try to comfort me. God bless all creatures great and small! Thanks for your comments, my friend, and have a wonderful weekend!

P.S. That's one good-looking pooch you've got there!

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Redneck... to Tigger Too 2012/07/06 23:14:03

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Thanks she been abandoned in past so she been afraid I do same but last thing on my mind I can tell she feel same as I do and trust cheer me up when sad and she happy when I am too love her too much to do a mean thing like others done to her in past she so much like me we fit perfect it was mean to be together I do anything make sure she safe at home where she belongs

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Tigger Too to Redneck... 2012/07/07 09:22:30

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My mother keeps getting on my niece to get a microchip put into her pit bull. I told mom that the dog isn't going ANYWHERE. He has it too good at home to leave! Dogs are one of the best companions a person can have, and they do share our human emotions and are very intuitive about our feelings. There's a reason why dogs are called "man's best friend." Have a great weekend, my friend!

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Redneck... to Tigger Too 2012/07/24 17:03:07

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i agree

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Rebel Yell 2012/06/07 17:06:31

YES! I'd move Heaven and Earth to find my missing pet!

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Great story. Our dogs are family. If one went missing, it would break my heart. I would do eveything to find him.

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Tigger Too to Rebel Yell 2012/06/09 17:51:42

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Yes, I thought this was a happy ending, a real feel-good story, so I decided to post it. It's not often that we hear such things in the news these days. Thanks for your response, Rebel Yell!

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Evil 1 2012/06/07 16:56:55

YES! I'd move Heaven and Earth to find my missing pet!

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Without a doubt.

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Tigger Too to Evil 1 2012/06/09 17:52:08

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That seems to be the 100% consensus here! Thanks for your response, Evil 1!

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Evil 1 to Tigger Too 2012/06/09 21:31:52

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You're welcome.

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rugrat1411 2012/06/07 16:20:21

YES! I'd move Heaven and Earth to find my missing pet!

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My animals mean as much to me as my children..

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Tigger Too to rugrat1411 2012/06/09 17:54:12

Somehow, I had a funny feeling that you'd answer YES to this question, judging from that fine-looking pooch in your avatar! Most people DO think of their pets as children, and for good reason. Animals ask for so little, yet they give us so much in return. Thanks for your response, rugrat!

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