A dog is back home after taking a trek across 150 miles of Bering Sea ice.🐶
ANCHORAGE, Alaska - A 1-year-old dog is back home after taking a trek across 150 miles of Bering Sea ice.that her 1-year-old Australian shepherd named Nanuq, which means polar bear in Siberian Yupik, wandered off from her while they were on a walk with another family dog, Starlight, last month.About a month after Nanuq’s disappearance, people in Wales, 150 miles away from where Nanuq was last seen, began sharing pictures online of what they described as a lost dog.
Iworrigan said she contacted the group, and Nanuq was reportedly found in good health, despite the adventurous journey and an injured paw.“We are blessed to have him back in our life,” Iworrigan said.Copyright 2023 KTUU via Gray Media Group, Inc. All rights reserved.
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