A dog that vanished five days ago is eventually located and saved from an underground rabbit hole

A distressed pet owner has been reunited with her cherished canine following his discovery five days after going missing—trapped in a rabbit hole.

Sarah Mclellan, 33, was upset when her cherished dog Ralph vanished last week when they were out for a walk close to their English home in Haworth, West Yorkshire.

After that, Mclellan’s husband and she spent the whole weekend trying to find the wire-haired Dachshund. To no effect, they posted on Facebook groups for “Lost Dog,” sought out volunteers, and even hired a woman to make Ralph a website.

When her beloved dog Ralph disappeared last week while they were taking a stroll near their English home in Haworth, West Yorkshire, Sarah Mclellan, 33, was devastated.

Following that, she and Mclellan’s spouse searched for the wire-haired Dachshund for the entire weekend. They tried recruiting volunteers, posting on Facebook groups for “Lost Dog,” and even hiring a woman to create a website for Ralph, but all to no avail.

Not far from his house, in a rabbit-run maze, Ralph found himself five feet below the surface. Finally, after meticulous digging for two hours, the pup was saved.

“The rabbit holes resemble mazes, and it appears that he entered one and became trapped; he created a hole for himself in the center, but he was unable to escape,” Mclellan added. “After emerging from the hole, he had a quick pee and resumed his normal activities!

She said, “I opened the door when I got home, and there he was in the kitchen.” “It was unbelievable to me.”

Ralph did not have any significant injuries when he was stuck in the hole, despite losing weight during that time.

Mclellan added, “Ralph is fine other than being completely knackered and having worn down his nails from trying to dig himself out.” “He needs time to build himself back up again; he’s so tired and has lost weight.”