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Rose pictured reunited with her dog Millie
The Gardaí issued a public appeal for information after a dog was stolen from a family home in County Carlow last Wednesday.
Millie, a 10 year old Terrier, was reunited with her owner Rose following the incident.
The Carlow Gardaí posted to the news on their social media accounts and have received many nice words in the comments section of the post in a proper good news story.
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The post by the Carlow Gardaí reads as follows:
On Wednesday afternoon last, Millie a 10 year old Terrier was taken from her family home in the Coolmanagh area of Hacketstown.
Milly was found safe and well in Coolkenno today and returned to her owner Rose Carroll. Rose is pictured here with Garda Martha Hughes, Tullow.. Thank you for your help.
Some of the comments under the post read as follows:
"Love a happy ending"
Another reads:
"So so happy for my beautiful friend rose to have her lil girl back"
A third user writes:
"Great news delighted she is finally back with her owner Rose"
The full post by the Gardaí can be found on their Facebook account HERE or by following the social post below this article.
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