Luna, dog missing in Yellowstone for a month, is reunited with her owners
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“A 10-year-old Jack Russell terrier survived for over a month in Yellowstone National Park by wandering through lodges and employee housing before being caught in a live trap. The dog successfully avoided predators including grizzly bears and wolves during her time in the park.”
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