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Koda the missing dog in Palmer reunited with family thanks to train conductors

By Ashley Shook,

9 hours ago

PALMER, Mass. (WWLP) – A missing dog from Palmer has been reunited with its family after being found by train conductors.

According to Belchertown Animal Control, Koda was last seen on Tuesday before he was found that night by train conductors near Railroad Street in Belchertown. The conductors ran down the track to catch him and given to Belchertown Police Officer Jimenez. He was taken to the shelter to wait for his family to pick him up.

Belchertown Animal Control
Belchertown Animal Control
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