Sandy Hernandez experienced an emotional rollercoaster when his two Siberian Huskies, Ragnar and Kloud, went missing after climbing their yard’s fence. He spent an entire weekend searching for them but had no luck. Fortunately, Miami-Dade Animal Services found the two dogs with a trucker who had picked them up, believing they were strays.

The Hernandez family decided to have their dogs photographed to promote pet adoption and raise awareness about the importance of reuniting lost pets with their families. Little did they know, the man who had taken Ragnar and Kloud to the shelter had set off a series of events that would soon bring them back together.

The director of animal protection services contacted Eduardo, Sandy’s brother, to inform him that Ragnar and Kloud were at their headquarters and available for adoption. Overwhelmed with relief, Hernandez rushed to the shelter, where he saw his beloved pets posing for photographs.

“That’s my dog, man! That’s my dog,” he exclaimed through tears as he raced towards Ragnar and Kloud, embracing them in a heartfelt reunion. The dogs were equally overjoyed to see their owner again, wagging their tails and showering him with affection.

With the family reunited, Hernandez took precautions to prevent such an incident from happening again by having both dogs microchipped. This emotional reunion serves as a reminder of the strong bond between pets and their owners and the importance of pet identification to facilitate happy reunions like this one.

Check out the heartwarming video of their reunion below: