Dog finds way home after being dumped two miles away

A dog from Britain has surprisingly found his way home after being stolen in his owner's vehicle and dumped two miles away.

A dog from Britain has surprisingly found his way home after being stolen in his owner’s vehicle and dumped two miles away.

A dog from Britain has surprisingly found his way home after being stolen and dumped two miles away.

The three-year-old Jack Russell called Chopper was in his owner Debbie Wallbank’s van when someone took the vehicle from a petrol station in Lancashire.

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But Debbie was shocked when the pooch came back unharmed after more than six hours and rewarded him with his favourite calorific treat – a meat and potato pie.

She told BBC News: “I’m so relieved he’s back. I’ve not let him out of my sight since.”

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