One had tragically died in the crash, while year-old puppy Ily had survived, fleeing the scene in terror. She now had to use a wheelchair, but she also had to cope with the loss of her two dogs. When Rose Sharman was involved in a serious car accident which saw her thrown through the windscreen of her SUV, her life changed dramatically. The Lawler family decided that separating the dogs again would be cruel, and adopted both of them. The shelter staff were stunned, but quickly realized he’d returned to be with Jade. Like Brieze, he’d only made the journey by car. Twenty-four hours later, he showed up at the animal shelter -– 10 miles away.

But one night, Ben bolted out of the house, and disappeared into the cold and wintry night. Unable to provide a home to both dogs, they chose to adopt Ben, separating him from his female friend. Tragedy struck when the Lawler family visited the shelter. Volunteers from a local animal shelter eventually caught the two dogs and put them both up for adoption. Ben was once a stray, living on the streets with his companion, Jade. Searching for lost loveĪnother dog who shares Brieze’s sixth sense is Ben, a German Shepherd mix from Terre Haute, Indiana. Fortunately, he had only suffered minor injuries, and was soon back to his usual self. “He must have an inbuilt navigation system,” Sarah said. This time, it was from her parents: Brieze had turned up in their garden, 10 miles away in Leckhampton.īrieze had only ever visited the house by car before, so how he knew where to go is a real mystery. Devastated, she headed back home, convinced her dog couldn’t have survived the collision.Īt 4:50 a.m., a full 18 hours since the dog had vanished, Sarah received another call. A distraught Sarah combed the surrounding area, but to no avail. Brieze was next spotted on the busy M5 motorway, where he was hit by a car travelling at 70mph.

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