by: Izzy Karpinski, Nexstar Media Wire
Posted: Jan 10. 2022 / 18:28 CST
Updated: Jan 10, 2022 / 6:28 PM CST
MARION, Ind. (WXIN) — A dog that has traveled more than 1,100 miles from her Texas home is reunited with her owners after being found in Indiana.
Daisy the dog was missing for three years until she walked to the back door of Tiffany Clay’s home in Marion, Indiana, last week.
Clay took Daisy to the vet to see if she was microchipped, and then they got a big shock: Daisy was missing from Houston, Texas.
“Last Tuesday we got a call from Taylor and Tiffany that they found our dog all the way in Marion, Indiana,” said Daisy’s owner Katrina Skelton. “Mark and I were immediately like, ‘Okay, we’re going to Indiana this weekend. Let’s find a sitter for our kids, and we’ll take a 16-hour drive to get our dog because she was our first baby.” We had her before we had our kids, so we missed her a lot.”
“It means everything to us so they can be happy because I wish someone would bring my dog back,” Clay said of the happy reunion.
Daisy’s owners say they have no idea how she got all the way to Indiana. They say they always felt like she was okay.
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