Virginia family finds lost ‘quarantine puppy’ years later through shelter’s Facebook post PULASKI COUNTY, Va. — A Virginia family has been reunited with their beloved dog after years of separation after the animal turned up at a shelter just 30 minutes from their Pulaski County home. The Boyd family lost their dog Romeo in 2021. Two weeks ago, they discovered he was at the Radford Animal Shelter, WDBJ reported. “It was very surreal, I guess you could say, because it’s been so long,” Emalee Boyd said. “But it’s amazing. I love him so much.” Boyd says Romeo joined her family back in 2019 during the early days of the pandemic. “He was our quarantine puppy and he did everything with us,” Boyd recalled. WDBJ As COVID restrictions were ending, Boyd’s time with Romeo also came to an end. He was spending the weekend with another family, but Boyd never saw him again. It wasn’t until she was scrolling through Facebook that she spotted Romeo’s distinctive smile in a post from the Radford shelter. “I immediately called the first thing in the morning, and it was the weekend, so I bombarded them the whole weekend,” Boyd said.”They eventually got back to
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