family had given up hope of finding their blind, elderly golden retriever who wandered away from their home three weeks ago, but a construction crew found Lulu in salmonberry bushes after initially confusing her for a bear.
“She means everything,” her owner Ted Kubacki said. “I have five daughters and they’re four to 13 years old, so they’ve spent every day of their life with that dog.”“She’s just so helpless, and you kind of imagined that she can’t get real far because she can’t see,” he said. “We put the kids to bed and got a text saying, ‘We found your dog,’ or ‘I have your dog,’ and we’re like, ‘Oh my God, this is incredible,”’ he said. “Then the person texted me, ‘Just kidding.’ This happened, yeah, that was all part of this terrible story.”But then a construction crew this week spotted Lulu lying in the brush alongside a road not far from the Kubacki’s home. She was about 15ft down an embankment, and at first the crew thought it was a bear.
All the sadness melted away when he got the call that Lulu had been found. “I called my wife from work and it was just screaming ... She just starts yelling, then she yells to the kids. And I just hear them screaming like crazy,” Kubacki said.
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