This May 20, 2016 photo released by Pamela Alvarez shows Alvarez's dog named Mika in Houston, Texas. Mexican airline Interjet has launched a campaign dubbed #BuscandoMika (FindMika) after the dog apparently escaped her cage and got lost at Mexico City's airport. Alvarez put appeals on social media sites saying the airline didn't inform her until she got to Houston that the dog escaped when the cage fell. (Pamela Alvarez via AP) (The Associated Press)
MEXICO CITY – Mexican airline Interjet says it has found an 8-year-old dog named Mika who had escaped her cage and gotten lost at Mexico City's international airport.
Photographs on the airline's Twitter account Wednesday show Mika reunited with her owner Pamela Alvarez of Houston. Details were not immediately available on where the dog was found.
But a post by Alvarez on Twitter thanks friends, family and Interjet for helping find Mika.
The airline had posted photos of the search effort and flyers with a picture of Mika with a pink neckerchief. The flyer offered a 5,000-peso ($250) reward.
Alvarez was not informed of Mika's disappearance until her flight arrived in Houston. Mika apparently escaped when her cage fell at the airport.
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