WARREN COUNTY, NJ – Three Warren County Department of Public Works employees recently reunited a family with their lost dog.
Tucker, a 5-year-old Mini Schnauzer, went missing from his family’s Stewartsville home at around 11:00 a.m. on April 27.
Tucker’s family, Eneida Molina, Mitchell Molina, Jasclene Molina and Mylania Roberts, hung posters around their community and use the Next Door app’s “Community At Large” to spread the word about their lost pet, but as the days went by they began to lose hope that they would ever see Tucker again.
The Warren County DPW’s Division of Roads, Alpha Garage team of Caleb Dean, Kyle Homa and Ron Seip, found Tucker lost along Route 519 on May 1 and used his dog tag information to contact his family.
“It was the happiest moment for us in a long time, and it just meant the world to us when we go that call,” said Eneida Molina.
“Thank you Caleb, Kyle, Ron and the entire crew at the Alpha Garage for all you do,” Warren County officials said.
