"Four endless days" for a family from San Francisco Javier have concluded this Friday with a happy ending, with the return of their dog Leyca home. Her owners contacted La Voz last Tuesday, after the animal disappeared, and now they wanted to share their "joy" for this outcome and, above all, thank everyone who has helped them find Leyca. Among them, the firefighters, who had to intervene to rescue the animal, which was trapped.
"The puppy has appeared safe and sound in Santa Coloma thanks to the selfless collaboration of two people who called each other when they saw her trapped and gave me the warning", explains her owner. However, the odyssey for this Yorkshire puppy, who appeared far from the neighborhood where she lives, did not end there. The animal had gotten into a hole between two walls and could not get out, so the intervention of the firefighters was necessary to free her.
Her owner, who has sent a video to La Voz in which you can see the emotional rescue of the animal, wanted to thank "all the establishments, both bars, libraries, shops and gas stations in San Francisco Javier, Argana Alta and Argana Baja" that placed the posters asking for help to find Leyca, and that "have bothered to ask people".
A thank you that they also extend to "the staff of the ambulances based in Argana Alta and the buses and workshops in the rear area of Argana", and to all those "who have worried" and have sent them messages "throughout these four endless days", or who have shared the news of this search on Facebook. "A thousand thanks to everyone. Thank you from the bottom of my heart. Leyca is back home again."
