Barley's owner has made a video thanking everyone who helped to find her.
Barley, the 7-month-old beagle, escaped from her home in Wolvey on the 23rd of November and was missing for two weeks.
During this time her family, with the help of charities and volunteers, looked tirelessly for the young dog.
After sharing on Facebook about her disappearance hundreds of people were invested in bringing Barley home and the team looking for her managed to track her down.
Over the two weeks, she travelled all over the local area, with people reporting to have seen her in Hinckley, Atherstone and Nuneaton.
Barley was eventually discovered at Wickes in Nuneaton and is now home with her family.
Paul Hines, Barley's owner, shared with Fosse 107 the moment his young son was reunited with his puppy.
Paul Hines, said: " A massive thank you to everyone that helped me find our family pet. Barley the beagle had been missing for two weeks but with the help of some wonderful people I was able to find her and return her home safe and sound."
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