Cody is back at home, safe and sound and everyone's happy. May this "Wagging Tail" reunion give all wailtag folks with a Lost Pet hope that they'll find their dog, cat or bird! Here's Cody's story:

"After 3 nights in the cold with temps as low a -1F and no warmer in the day than 29F I am overjoyed to be able to tell you, little Cody (AKA "Miracle Dog") was returned to us as a result of a flyer we put out. Cody was found in a parking lot of the Asslym Gym in Palmer, only 1/4 mile from where he was lost at 4PM this afternoon still dragging his leash, very cold but after being examined by a vet most probably WILL RECOVER 100%...... Thank you to all who offered advice and prayers and help in trying to find Cody. He spent 66 hours in the cold and only God himself could have gotten him through this ordeal." Mark & Deanna

Eight year old Baron, a very big, very friendly German Shepherd, went missing on Jan. 9 from his home in Ohio. Owner Mary Ann notified wailtag on jan. 11 that Baron was home! We at wailtag are thrilled for all! We love a happy ending!

Mary Ann says:
Thanks to Kim who called, and to Fred for lookiing out for him!

Veronica :    Early This Morning We Got Our Girl . I Believe That She Was In Someone's Home and She Got Released or She Escaped , But at 6 Am Today She Came Home .

She Lost Some Weight But She Is In Great Spirits. She's Resting In Her Bedroom Right Now . I wanted To Thank Everyone That Sent Me Emails With Ideas And New Sites To Get The Word Out . And Most Of All To Saint Jude Thadeus , I Was Doing His Novena And Before It Ended My Girl Came Home . So Thank YOU Saint Jude , Hope This Helps Others In Their Search if You Do his Novena with Faith He is Never Known TO Fail

Christmas came early for a woman from Butler County.

After six months, Nell Bertran of Zelienople has her dog Bailey home for Christmas.

Bailey, a 7 year-old German shepherd, has been missing since June when the dog ran off during a thunderstorm while staying with a pet sitter in Hampton Township.

After several spottings of Bailey, Allegheny County Dog Warden Steven Stoehr found the dog under a building at an old lumberyard along Route 8. So with a flashlight in his mouth, he crawled into a hole and attempted to coax a reluctant Bailey into coming with him.

"I grabbed her by the back legs and was not letting go. I pulled her back through and I just bear hugged her, " Stoehr said.

But he was unable to get back out while holding on to Bailey, so the fire department was called in to cut holes in floorboards to free the two of them. Bailey was handed over to a very thankful Nell Bertran.

"Oh, oh I was crying. It's the best thing - it's like giving birth to your baby again, except it's coming from under a hole out of the floor! It's great," Bertran said.

She thanks Stoehr for what turned into a three-hour rescue mission and says having Bailey back is the best Christmas present ever.

Bailey appears to be in pretty good shape. They believe she survived by eating pet food that neighbors had left out and from eating road kill.

Read Bailey's Story Here.

Skippy is safe at home and bugging the cat just like she was never lost.