By Kay S. Pedrotti
Marla Morris’s year-old purebred beagle, Boogie Bella Bleu, is back with Morris after an unexpected and unauthorized trip to Florida.
Boogie’s strange story began Oct. 26 when Morris returned to her Greenwood Street home after a work shift to find her missing. Within 24 hours, she had learned that Ari LeBlond, a Crowder Street resident, had found the dog loose at First Baptist Church, picked Boogie up and posted a flyer with LeBlond’s name, phone and email, seeking to find the beagle’s owner.
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But the pup is home with his owner, so hopefully, all are pleased.
Here's what I can't help but wonder? How much time passed between the posting of the flyers, and the owner calling to recover the dog?