Stolen dog returned to owner 3 years later thanks to microchip and Bexar County deputy

Stolen dog returned to owner 3 years later thanks to microchip and Bexar County deputy
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SAN ANTONIO -- The journey of a lost dog ended with a miracle reunion with her original owner on Wednesday. And it's all thanks to a microchip and Bexar County Deputy Mitchell.

The Bexar County Sheriff's Office (BCSO) says 'Princess' was found on the street near the Bexar County Jail, after almost being run over.

BCSO says Princess was found with a new collar with no number, matted, and a couple of cuts on her.

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