For a pet owner, their greatest nightmare would be if their pet goes missing.
The horror would be multiplied if that pet happened to be in a crate on a plane when this happened.
A woman is now living that horror, as her dog broke out from her crate while boarding a Singapore Airlines (SIA) plane.
She’s appealed to the public for help to find the missing pooch.
In a Facebook post shared across many animal-loving groups, including Lost and Found Pets in Singapore, Ms Peixuan Sng said her dog, Oreo, was missing.
Oreo was being onboarded to an SIA plane at Changi Airport when this happened about 4 to 5 hours into the process.
Ground staff from Changi Airport, as well as SATS, were searching for her.
Oreo was wearing an AirTag collar, and they tried to find her location with her iPad, but it didn’t work.
There’s been no news of the dog so far.
A netizen asked Ms Sng how Oreo managed to escape, considering the crate should’ve been sealed up.
Apparently, the dog managed to break out through a hole in the side of the crate, she replied.
It’s unclear whether the dog clawed or chewed her way through.
According to Exclusively Mongrels Limited, Oreo has a light-coloured sister named Toffee.
Both Singapore Specials, Toffee was adopted by Ms Sng and her partner about a month after Oreo to keep her company.
Apparently, the 2 dogs get along well and play with each other day and night. They even have a joint Instagram account, @oreoandtoffee.
Ms Sng is must be desperate to find Oreo. She appealed to the public for help, asking those living around the airport to keep a lookout.
She added that the pooch loves people but hides in corners or shelters when she’s afraid.
Those who have info on Oreo’s whereabouts may contact Ms Sng at 9643 5944, or send a message to Oreo and Toffee’s Instagram profile.
Being confined to a crate in a strange place like a plane’s cargo hold must be a traumatic experience for any animal.
Unfortunately, dogs don’t typically fly in the cabin with their owners.
So it’s likely that Oreo broke out because she was scared – but it’s unclear whether this incident could’ve somehow been prevented, especially since it has happened before.
Hopefully, the beloved dog is found soon and reunited with her owner and sister.
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Featured image adapted from Facebook.
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