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A Yorkie mix named Owl, missing since December 2021 when he ran away from a grooming appointment in Sedona, Arizona, was found four years later near Camp Verde after being identified via his microchip. Reunited with his family, the emotional reunion was complicated by Owl’s poor condition—neglected and needing medical attention—but brought joy to them, especially to son Mason Goodson who was five when Owl joined their family.
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In December 2021, Owl, a nine-year-old Yorkie mix belonging to the Frawley family from Sedona, Arizona, went missing after being taken to a local grooming salon for a holiday trim. The heartbreaking incident occurred just days before Christmas, leaving the family devastated and launching extensive search efforts that included distributing hundreds of thousands of missing posters. Over four years later, on a recent weekend, a miraculous turn of events unfolded when Owl was found wandering near Camp Verde, approximately three hours away from his home. This reunion brought immense joy to Linsey Frawley and her family, who had almost given up hope after years without any trace of their beloved pet.
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An adorable Yorkie mix who vanished during a trip to the groomers has been found after more than four years.
The Arizona dog, named Owl, disappeared from the Sedona establishment after his owners took him for a holiday trim ahead of Christmas 2021.
Mom Linsey Frawley recalled the heart-stopping moment that she received a phone call informing her the beloved family pet was nowhere to be found.
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'I said, "What are you talking about?
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Where is our dog?" and she said, 'he ran away,'' a still-emotional Frawley told AZ Family.
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She immediately began to panic and launched into action to create hundreds of thousands of missing posters for the nine-year-old pooch.
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As years went by, the Frawley family lost all hope and they began to fear the worst.
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'We just had to put it out of our head and in our heart that maybe he's just in a better place now,' Frawley said.
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But on the weekend, the family was given the incredible news that Owl had been found wandering three hours away from his home in Sedona near Camp Verde.
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The Frawley family's adorable Yorkie, Owl seen above with son Mason, vanished during a trip to the groomers in 2021 but was located after more than four years
Pinetop Police were able to identify Owl and reunite him with his family thanks to his microchip
Owner Linsey Frawley is delighted to have Owl home but said the reunion was bittersweet as he had clearly been neglected
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However, it was a bittersweet reunion for the Frawleys, as Owl was in a seriously neglected state.
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He couldn't hear, his eyes and mouth were fused shut and his fur was horribly matted.
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'No animal should have to go through that,' said Frawley.
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The family thinks Owl may have been snatched from the groomers and lived with someone else for years.
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If that turns out to be the case, the Frawleys plan to file a report to police.
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But Frawley said the main priority at the moment is Owl's recovery, which is going well.
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Owl's return was especially emotional for her son Mason Goodson, who was only five years old when Owl joined the family.
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'It's like if one of my dead relatives were to be sitting on my couch when I got home or something.
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It feels the same,' Goodson said of his beloved dog's return.
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