Paul Wesley

A search and Rescue Dog that disappeared Five Days ago is Back Home after she was spotted by a Drone pilot.

Juno, who helps track Missing People with Norfolk Lowland Search and Rescue, on 21 December.

She was found close to where she was last seen during a large-scale search on Monday Morning .

" I've been incredibly emotional, " said owner Ian Danks, who had been out looking for Juno Every Day .

" She doesn't look bad, does she? We've got lots of leftover turkey, so she can have that, after A Trip to the vets. "

He Said he had been " totally humbled" by The Help from the community over Christmas.

" I keep on telling people I can't believe how much people are doing for me and My Family , and my dog.

" But she's not just a dog, she's a member of Norfolk Lowland Search and Rescue. "

There had been no sign of The German Pointer after she ran into an area of tall reeds during A Family walk and failed to respond to her name being called.

Various search and rescue teams, including from Kent, Buckinghamshire and Cambridgeshire, and thermal-imaging sensors, high-visibility drones and a boat were deployed on several major searches.

Paul Wesley from Suffolk Search and Rescue said he was flying a Drone along The Bank of the River Waveney when he spotted Juno's high-visibility jacket.

" There she was - I stopped [The Drone ] and zoomed in, " He Said .

" She was [sitting] up, and looked up at The Drone - so I knew she was alive. "

A team then went to rescue her by boat, as the area was inaccessible on foot.

To applause and cheers, she was handed her over for a cuddle with Mr Danks, who was waiting by The River at St Olaves.

, Norfolk Lowland Search and Rescue said Juno was in " good spirits" had been checked by a vet and had slightly sore paws.