and activated the shelter's Ring doorbell. She didn't just show up in normal fashion, however-she arrived around 1:15 a.m. An impressive feat, considering the long journey and busy streets she had to conquer to get there. RELATED: Anyone Home? Watch This Dog Ring His House's Doorbell After Escaping Daycareīailey seemed to have a plan in mind because after being missing for three days, the pup miraculously showed up at her former shelter's front door. The shelter was 10 miles from where she first ran off. " was weird because every time she was spotted or seen she was getting closer and closer to the shelter," Hyde says.
Hyde says she was spotted multiple times with no luck in catching her. Her dad immediately contacted the shelter for help, and they posted Bailey's photo on all its social media platforms. Her lucky day came about a month and a half ago when she was adopted by a new loving owner.Īll was going well until the end of January, when Bailey's dad was putting a harness on her. The lively pup was first adopted three months ago, but unfortunately, the adoption only lasted three days after Bailey escaped her crate and ate part of an oil painting. However, she says the pup has always been "somewhat of an escape artist." Loretta Hyde, director and founder of Animal Rescue League of El Paso, tells Daily Paws that Bailey was very energetic when she first arrived-"very sweet but needed some manners." So, Hyde enrolled her in an eight-week obedience training program that gives incarcerated people at a local jail the opportunity to train dogs from the shelter.Īfter the training, Hyde says Bailey was much better when it came to skills such as sit and down. "That dog is probably more amazing than I can give her credit for," Loretta Hyde, director and founder of the Animal Rescue League of El Paso, tells Daily Paws.īailey arrived at the rescue around a year and a half ago after being transferred from another shelter.
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