“I thought I had lost him forever,” said Jack Steel, adding that he packed the toy in his bag because he wanted to show him to his grandmother after school.
After he arrived at school on Sept. 14, he excitedly went to grab Mini Jack from his backpack. He noticed that he hadn’t closed the zipper all the way, and quickly realized that his treasured toy was nowhere to be found. His heart sank.
“Light brown quiff with matching eyebrows,” he wrote, describing the toy’s hairstyle. “Hawaiian shirt and an orange stripe on the bottom,” plus “dark green pants.”A dog is ‘mayor’ in this town. ‘I didn’t take it as a joke,’ says owner. “I thought I had lost him forever,” Jack said in a phone interview with The Washington Post, adding that he packed Mini Jack in his bag because he wanted to show him to his grandmother after school.
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