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Watch this lost dog's joy at finally reuniting with his owner after two years
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Date：2025-04-16 16:00:46
When Samantha Powers left her emotional support dog, Loki, with a friend, she never imagined he would slip away and remain missing for two years.
Fortunately, when Fort Wayne Animal Care & Control found Loki, they were able to track down his owner with his microchip.
"It's like music to our ears when we hear our microchip scanner beep," they said. "[Powers] could not contain her excitement that we had her baby!"
Watch the video above to see Loki's joyful reaction when he reunites with his relieved owner!
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