Twitter – the popular microblog in which users share the thoughts is posted by the pleasant quotes and communicate among themselves by means of short messages in 140 characters. This service is popular around the world, and information in it extends in read minutes.
Recently Irish users of service helped the lost dog to come back home. The young Jack Russell Terrier by nickname the Patch living in the town of Kilkoke, in thirty kilometers west of Dublin at night from the second for July third got away from the hostess. The dog decided to walk to the local railway station. There the animal dropped in in the international structure going to the capital and went to a travel. In the train the friendly Patch got acquainted with many passengers and workers of structure. In the beginning people considered that the dog belongs to someone from the passengers going to Dublin in the same structure therefore nobody paid attention to freely walking about dog.
When the train arrived to the terminal station, it became clear to all that the dog travels without owner. Then railroad workers photographed a Jack Russell Terrier and placed the picture on the official twitter, having accompanied it with the comment that the dog was lost. Within thirty two minutes the message was retweeted more than five hundred users. As a result it caught sight to the hostess Patcha. The woman immediately contacted representatives of the railroad and went to Dublin to take away the pet. As a result between loss of a dog and her happy return home there passed some hours.
Now the Patch is at home in the hometown again. According to the hostess, on the way back fellow travelers asked her more than once whether "that dog from twitter" goes with it. And on arrival home to a Jack Russell Terrier created the own microblog. The friendly terrier already has more than two hundred fifty readers, and their number constantly grows. On the twitter the Patch thanks the saviors, communicates with friends, posts the photos and also helps with search of other missing of dogs.