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The Trows of West Nyack have their dog back, after a trying week of posting flyers and fielding phone calls about Penelope’s wherabouts. They were reuinted last night after a neighbor found the Newfoundland walking out of the woods and toward his home. The neighbor called the number on her collar.
The dog had fled home nearly a week ago after being scared off by fireworks. Steve Trow said the dog was hungry and drank “about a gallon of water,” but otherwise was unharmed.
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Steve Trow said he was touched by the response he got from the community after an article appeared in The Journal News about dogs that get scared and run away during fireworks shows. He is still looking for his dog, a black Newfoundland that ran away during a fireworks show in West Nyack Tuesday night.
The family got some 15 calls after the story ran, but most people just called to commiserate or often words of hope. “Some of them had great stories about how they lost their dog and found it days later,” Trow said.
For now, the family continues to field phone calls and keep up hope.
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