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English articles about dogs are best about the friendship between people and dogs, or about the introduction of dogs and people. It is best not to read English articles about dogs for more than 3 minutes. There are many websites below, and I chose one that I think is good about how the Internet helps dogs find their owners.

Sacramento, California, Thursday, February 6th, 2004/kloc-0, 65438. After staying in the animal shelter for nearly two years, "Mickey" finally reunited with his owner and returned home.

After Mikey divorced his wife, he separated from Matthew Strong. Strong explained that his ex-wife kept Mickey until she moved away, and her landlord was not allowed to keep dogs.

"She told me that she would take him to a shelter," he said.

By this time, Strong had moved to Sacramento, and he also lived in a place where pets were not allowed. Strong even asked a friend to take Mike in, but it didn't work. He often thinks of Mickey and remembers that he didn't want to have a dog at first, but after his wife brought the puppy home, he liked it more and more. Soon, he and Mickey became best friends.

"I thought I would never see Mickey again."

18 months later, when he lost sleep, Strong started surfing the Internet and found himself in Google.

"Out of curiosity, I typed" tahoe Mike "." Strong explained. "There he is, the first result; It's Mickey staring at me! "

Strong is worried that Mickey may not be in the shelter anymore. He sent an email to the organization that published Mikey's photos. Connie Nolin of the Wiley Animal Rescue Foundation contacted Strong, and Mickey's identity was confirmed. Mickey has been in the shelter for 18 months.

"Mikey is so lucky. WARF took good care of him, "he said. "They have a children's swimming pool with stones for him to play with, volunteers will take him for a long walk, and people will take him home to play."

A few days later, Strong spent two hours at the Placer County Animal Shelter in tahoe City, where Mikey lived. Mickey recognized him at once and was ready to go home. Before leaving the shelter, Mickey showed WARF volunteers some hidden skills he learned from Strong a few years ago.

Samantha Louden, one of the co-directors of the Wylie Animal Rescue Foundation, said that this reunion must be doomed.

"He was adopted two weeks ago, but was brought back because a roommate felt uncomfortable with him," she said.

Strong and many of his friends at work donated money to WARF, thanking her for taking such good care of Mickey.

"Mickey has always been my best friend, and now he has returned to his home. We have a lot of things to do, and I am looking forward to it. I am very grateful to WARF and all the volunteers who helped Mickey go home. They made us have a very happy Christmas. "