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Wales Online
National
Neil Shaw

Dog which vanished found eight months later in back of ambulance 50 miles away

A dog has been reunited with her owners thanks to her microchip, having been found dumped in an ambulance over 50 miles from her home. Jazz disappeared from her family home in Powys, Wales, last year.

Her devastated owner, Emma Darling, 45, and her family, were determined to find Jazz. Emma contacted Petlog, who Jazz’s microchipp is recorded with, and her vets to alert them. She also put up posters, shared on social media and looked every day for Jazz for months – but heard nothing.

Then, out of the blue, eight months later, a vet’s practice in Wolverhampton – over 50 miles from Powys – called Emma, after a black Cocker Spaniel had been handed into them by an ambulance worker, who had discovered a dog in the back of the ambulance out on shift. They scanned her microchip, which confirmed it was Jazz and recorded to Emma’s up-to-date contact details.

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