He was in desperate need of assistance, so he purchased a service dog named Zeus, who was specially trained to help David.

One day, a nurse left the door open and unfortunately, Zeus got out. David was frantic…and Zeus never came back!

He made flyers, continued searching on a daily basis, and even hired a pet detective to find his furry companion. He left no stone unturned, but still no sign of Zeus.

David adopted another dog to be trained to help him, but he still wanted Zeus back; there was just something so special about their wonderful bond.

A year and a half later, David received a phone call from the microchip company regarding Zeus.

David was so excited that Zeus had been found, but that joy didn’t last long once he found out that Zeus wasn’t coming home.

A woman had Zeus, and she only wanted permission to put his microchip in her name since he was hers now.

David refused, of course, explaining that he hadn’t surrendered his dog and he wanted Zeus back immediately.

She told him no.

Frustrated, David asked for the woman’s contact information but they couldn’t give it to him. So he contacted animal control, but they couldn’t help him, either.

Then, out of sheer desperation, David called the police and they told him to come in to file a police report, which he did.

The police went to the woman’s home, but she lied and told them that Zeus ran away. How cruel!

David’s last hope was the local news station. They shared his story via phone interview, and the entire community became outraged that someone would keep his beloved service dog from him.

Later that day, David received another phone call – it was a police officer.

He was calling to say that the woman who had Zeus had taken him to animal control to give him back. She’d finally come to her senses!

David is now reunited with his beloved Zeus, as well as his new brother Zero, and everyone involved couldn’t be happier.

Watch the beautiful reunion:

Source:  I Heart Dogs

The post Fate Swoops In When An Evil Woman Refuses To Return David’s Beloved Service Dog appeared first on Addicting Stories.