No one understands how Jasmine ended up in Oklahoma City from her home in North Dakota, however the 8-year-old Boxer will be reunited with her family Tuesday because of a microchip and a lot of fortune.

Jasmine was discovered on a Logan County road this month by Free to Live Animal Sanctuary kennel master Willy Fields. When the dog was taken to Sunset Vet Clinic in Edmond to get examined and ready for adoption, a microchip was discovered with her owner’s details.

Micro chipping has turn out to be popular in recent years. The dog owner’s details is saved on a chip that is surgically implanted in a dog’s skin. Numerous veterinarian clinics and animal shelters can scan the dogs to see if they have a chip.

Tina Bohn said Jasmine turned up missing from their Minot, N.D., home about 2 months ago.

Source: tulsaworld.com