CULBURRA, AUSTRALIA — This is Luke Neville, his brother James, and their pug Bella.
“My mate saw the sign and thought it was Bella,” Luke said. “So they picked up the pug and dropped it in my house.”

When Luke got home he realised pretty quickly all was not normal with Bella.
“I got home from a search, I thought it was Bella back home so I started patting her before realising something was off,” he said.
So now Luke had a dog in his house (good), but it wasn’t “his” dog (not good).
Luke got in contact with the local council ranger, who told him that they had a pug matching Bella’s description in the pound. In the meantime, Luke was left with the other pug (whom he named Not-Bella) for the night.
Checking the local lost pets listings, Luke saw that *another* pug had gone missing that day, and the owners were desperately looking for it. He concluded that the dog he had in his house, Not-Bella, belonged to these people.

Not-Bella’s owner arrived yesterday morning and confirmed the dog was hers. She’d been to two dog pounds earlier that day searching for the little pug.





