Summary
A newly adopted rescue dog named Zero ran away into the Wisconsin countryside on his first night in his new home. The family, with the help of a local rescue group, searched for 37 days before finding him. After his return, Zero quickly adjusted back to a normal and happy home life.
Key Facts
- Zero, a 3-year-old Australian cattle dog, was adopted on January 26 from the Sheboygan County Humane Society.
- He ran away on his first night with his new family in a rural area of Wisconsin.
- The dog was missing for 37 days in freezing temperatures, with wind chills as low as -40 degrees.
- A local volunteer group, Jeff's Way Home, helped in the search efforts.
- Zero was found about 18 miles from his home and rescued on February 22.
- After returning home, Zero quickly adjusted back to his normal personality.
- Despite losing 16 pounds, Zero is now healthy and living happily with his new family.
