All’s well that end’s well.
Dublin Airport confirmed this morning that Hugo — a female parrot who speaks fluent Slovak — has finally been reunited with her owner.
The grey parrot was discovered during a runway inspection earlier in the week, and when the airport took to Twitter to search for an owner, an eagle-eyed social media officer from Lidl realised that the parrot matched the description of a “Missing Parrot” notice left in one of their stores.
On Friday morning, Dublin Airport revealed that Hugo had been reunited with her owner Lubomir.
“We’ve solved the missing parrot mystery & reunited her with her owner Lubomir, who is thrilled,” a post on the Dublin Airport Twitter account read.
“We did it with a Lidl help from a supermarket chain, an animal sanctuary & modern technology. Hugo – a girl with a boy’s name – is now safely home.”
The post also included several feel-good photos that show the happy family back together once more.
We’ve solved the missing parrot mystery & reunited her with her owner Lubomir, who is thrilled. We did it with a Lidl help from a supermarket chain, an animal sanctuary & modern technology. Hugo – a girl with a boy’s name – is now safely home. https://t.co/Ib7AWxf8rd 🦜 🦜 pic.twitter.com/BD9qt9haSQ
— Dublin Airport (@DublinAirport) February 22, 2019
Another video of Lubomir and Hugo reunited will definitely put a smile on your face.
Here’s Lubomir & Hugo being reunited @KAFRescue. #runwayparrot #runawayparrot 🦜 🦜 pic.twitter.com/jnmGEaYa1L
— Dublin Airport (@DublinAirport) February 22, 2019
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