Lost dog turns up ... five months later and 150 miles away

A German shorthair pointer named Remington would make Benji proud. Lost by his Alexandria owners in August, he showed up in Woodbury in January -- 14 pounds lighter and a little worse for wear. The Animal Humane Society was able to track down his grateful owners.

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Updated:
Mar 8, 2018
Original:
Jan 22, 2012

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