Awesome Stories

FOUND! Dog Missing from Tampa Airport Reunited with Family

“This post contains affiliate links, and I will be compensated if you make a purchase after clicking on my links.”

More than 2 weeks after chewing through her crate and escaping across the tarmac and into a wooded area bordering the Tampa airport, Brady the missing dog has been found!

Four-year-old hound-mix, Brady was scheduled for a Delta Airlines flight out of Tampa to join her family who’d recently relocated to Bermuda. Instead, the dog chewed through the metal bars of her crate and escaped.

She was spotted running across the tarmac before disappearing into a wooded area bordering the airport. Owner William Gideon recently accepted a job in Bermuda, where he and his family relocated. Bringing Brady to the island was handled by a company that specializes in transporting pets. Everything went smoothly until Brady arrived in Tampa where she chewed through her crate and disappeared.

After an exhaustive search that included tracking dogs, hundreds of volunteers, and multiple traps set up in the vicinity of the airport, Brady was finally found – more than two weeks after vanishing into the woods.

The family said Brady was caught in one of the traps setup on Tampa airport property, leading the family to believe their beloved pup never left the area, despite reported sightings many miles away.

Over the past two weeks, Brady has lost about 16-pounds, is dehydrated, and suffering from numerous bug bites. She’ll face extensive surgery to treat wounds to her mouth and face as a result of chewing through her crate. She is being treated at BluePearl Veterinary Partners hospital in Tampa. But, is expected to make a full recovery and has already been reunited with her family.

Click to comment

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

DogingtonPost.com was created for the love of dogs. The site was conceived and built through the combined efforts of contributing bloggers, technicians, and compassioned volunteers who believe the way we treat our dogs is a direct reflection of the state of our society. Through the creation of a knowledge base that informs, uplifts and inspires, we can make a difference.
  • NewsBreak Icon

As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. Certain content that appears on this site comes from Amazon. This content is provided 'AS IS' and is subject to change or removal at any time.

This site contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase after clicking them, we may get a small commission. The Dogington Post is dedicated to finding the best products for dogs and we will never recommend a product that we don’t love. All images and names which are not the property of The Dogington Post are the property of their respective owners.

Copyright © 2024 Dogington Post. Founder: Harlan Kilstein

To Top

Like Us for Wonderful Dog Stories and Cute Photos!