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Doggone, not for long

A NOBLE Park family received a belated Christmas present after their missing Border Collie returned home last week.
The family pet, Bodhi, went missing from his Moorabbin home on the morning of Christmas Eve when he was left alone in the front yard.
A lady found the puppy wondering Noble Park streets and took him into her care.
She phoned police after hearing news reports about the missing pup.
Bodhi returned to his family on 28 December to enjoy some extra meaty bones to make up for his missed Christmas lunch.

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