November 14, 2016
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0:51Now PlayingAn Arizona woman thought it was too good to be true when someone contacted her telling her they'd found her dog, Brownie, who'd been missing for 9 years. But, it wasn't. Kathy Hamel, owner of Arizona Shih Tzu and Small Breed Rescue, had the pup turned into her after he was left in front of a tattoo parlor. Hamel said she noticed a few days later that the 15-year-old Lhasa Apso dog had a microchip. After tracking down the owner via Facebook they two were reunited. Owner, Amy Baca, was shocked that her precious pooch was actually alive. #InsideEdition
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