There are few things as stressful as the moment you realize your pet has gone missing. Not only are you worried about the animal themselves, hoping beyond hope that they’re okay, but you may also feel some guilt over the idea that you didn’t do more to keep them safe. It’s every pet owner’s nightmare.
It’s also how one couple felt when their Labrador retriever just suddenly disappeared. After he’d been missing for a month, they began to assume the worst. Then they received news that was even more distressing…
When John and Cindy Billesberger’s beloved dog Bruno went missing in September 2016, they couldn’t find him in any of his usual spots. At first they were sure that the adventurous dog would eventually return, but then he didn’t…
After a month without any trace of Bruno, they began to fear the worst. The family, who lived in Estevan in Saskatchewan, Canada, grieved every day for their missing dog. They hoped he’d simply been picked up by another family. It was the only way to keep their sadness at bay.
Then, something strange happened. One day, when John was outside and about a half-mile from his house, another of their dogs showed a strange interest in one particular spot on their neighbor’s property.
John tried to force his pooch to move on, but the dog looked at him and refused to budge. When John started to walk away, the dog began to bark. That was when John decided to investigate…
When he saw what captured his other dog’s attention, he was stunned. It was a four-foot-wide, 10-foot-deep hole, which was likely an old well that had been dug up but later forgotten about.
