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Dog finds new home after seven months on the run Share Updated: 1:05 PM EDT Jun 26, 2021 Susan Shapiro Share Updated: 1:05 PM EDT Jun 26, 2021
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Show Transcript THE RU N. SUSAN: THIS SHIH TZU HAS A WLEHO NEW LEASE ON LIFE. THE SMALL DOG HAS A NEW MEHO WITH JILLIAN HORST AFTER BEING ON THE RUN FOR SEVEN MONTHS. PROBABLY THE NICEST PLACE BEEN ABLE TO SLEEP FOR A LONG METI. SUSAN: THE DOG WAS IN A FOSTER HOME AFTER BEING TAKEN FROM HOARDING SITUATION BY THE HARRISBURG HUMANE LEAGUE. FOSTER MOM BETH HACKER SAYS SHE WAS WALKING NIVEA WH SEN SLIPPED OUT OF HER LEASH. BETH PUT UP THESE NOW WEATHEDRE POSTERS AND CONTACTED RESCUE ORGANIZATIONS. THE WHO NLEEIGHBORHOOD WAS LOOKING FOR HER FOR SEVERAL MONTHS WITH NO LUCK. SUSAN: JILLIAN FIRST SPOTT THE DOG IN THIS NEIGHBORHO IODN SOUTHANCA LSTER BUT COULD NOT CATCH HER. SHE CAME BACK TO THE AREA EVERY DAY TALKING WITH NEIGHBORS AND GIVING THEM HER PHONE NUMBER. I JUST FELT SO BA
âI didnât have a lot of hope in my life,â Deen says.Â
Then he met Stan Deen â a Garden Spot High School English teacher and theater instructor who helped Nate find purpose and direction in his life. Â
âHe became like a father to me,â says Nate Deen, who still lives in Lancaster.
The story of Nate and Stanâs relationship is a dramatic tale of unconditional love and redemption that seems to come straight out of the movies â and soon, it will be one.Â
Derek Dienner, founder of Make/Films â a Lancaster-based film and video production company â says this homegrown story will be the biggest film to be shot entirely in Lancaster County since 1985âs âWitness.â Dienner says the film, currently in the preproduction process, will have a cast and crew of more than 100 people and is on track to begin five weeksâ worth of shooting at some point in 2022.
Former Lancaster County funeral director Andrew Scheid has been ordered to pay almost $16,000 in a civil lawsuit filed by the Pennsylvania attorney general.