Published 18:21 IST, July 26th 2020

US: Kid reunites with lost toy at airport after authorities started online move

In a heartwarming story of reunion, a kid who lost his toy got it back after airport authorities started an online move. The incident took place in Cincinnati.

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In a heartwarming story of reunion, a kid who lost his toy got it back after airport authorities started an online move. incident took place at Cincinnati airport, Ohio when Jaydence Ronco lost his stuffed Dalmatian while boarding a plane. However, it was later found by airport authorities who made a series of posts on social media to get it back to its owner.

Speaking to Associated Press, airport spokesperson Mindy Kershner said that after family had left, authorizes found toy left behind at terminal. Following which y photographed it and put on Facebook.  

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Collected it from St. Pete-Clearwater Airport

online reunion movement immediately captured everybody attention reaching one million people. After a few trial and errors, airport authorities found toy’s actual owner.  According to AP, toy was eventually returned to Jaydence who collected it at St. Pete-Clearwater International Airport with his siblings and parents Doug and Phyllis Ronco.

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Speaking to AP,  Doug revealed that stuffed Dalmation was given to his son on day he was adopted and was “special” to him. “I think our son was half asleep when he left Masch-Masch at terminal.“Under rmal circumstances, he would never forget him,” he added. He explained that airport had contacted him by email to let family kw dog was left behind.

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18:21 IST, July 26th 2020