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Lost pet recovery specialist reunites 66-year-old widow with her dogs after car accident. (2026, October 10). CBS News. https://www.cbsnews.com/video/lost-pet-recovery-specialist-reunites-66-year-old-widow-with-her-dogs-after-car-accident/
“Lost pet recovery specialist reunites 66-year-old widow with her dogs after car accident.” CBS News, 10 Oct. 2026, https://www.cbsnews.com/video/lost-pet-recovery-specialist-reunites-66-year-old-widow-with-her-dogs-after-car-accident/.
“Lost pet recovery specialist reunites 66-year-old widow with her dogs after car accident.” CBS News, October 10, 2026. https://www.cbsnews.com/video/lost-pet-recovery-specialist-reunites-66-year-old-widow-with-her-dogs-after-car-accident/.
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Annie Olup, a 66-year-old widow from Richmond, Virginia, hit a guardrail during heavy rain and flipped her car, resulting in the escape of her two Goldendoodles, Bailee and Tobey. Since losing her husband in August 2024, caring for these dogs had become Olup's purpose; she nearly died in the September accident but survived. A volunteer named Christine Quaiff, who specializes in finding lost pets, spent weeks searching using tracking technology and trail cameras to locate the dogs. Quaiff sees her work as an act of kindness, helping people who have lost their "children." The tearful reunion of Olup with her beloved Goldendoodles was facilitated by Quaiff's tireless efforts.