Missing Jack Russell terrier Luna found alive in Yellowstone after more than a month

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How the sides differ Left sources add detail on the live-trap capture, the dog's movements and winter concerns; right sources stress the frantic search and that she was found alive.

Luna, a 10-year-old Jack Russell terrier, escaped into Yellowstone National Park and was missing for over a month. Both sides report she was found alive. The Guardian adds that she escaped from her family's cabin in September, was caught in a live trap on Wednesday and was reunited with her owners. It also notes concern about her survival ahead of winter and that she had been seen around intersections. The New York Post describes the effort to find her as a frantic search.

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Left GThe GuardianLuna, dog missing in Yellowstone for a month, is reunited with her owners

Presents a reunion story with practical detail: the September escape, the live-trap capture, sightings around the park and worries about winter survival.

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Right NYNew York PostPup that escaped into Yellowstone wilderness for over a month found after frantic search

Frames the story as a dramatic rescue, highlighting the frantic search and the relief that the dog was found alive.