Former Australian cricketer Adam Gilchrist says his family is "unbelievably grateful" after an appeal to his almost-700,000 Twitter followers helped find his family's lost dog.
The 46-year-old, who retired in 2008 after 96 Tests and almost 300 one-day internationals, turned to social media on Tuesday after discovering the Gilchrists' cavoodleHoney has escaped their home in Subiaco, Perth.
In a series of tweets describing the light caramel pup, he acknowledged Twitter had previously led him to find his wife's lost watch.
"Twitter has helped me before so here goes," he said.
The father of four tweeted late on Tuesday that 13 hours after losing Honey, she was back on the lounge, "conked out in her usual spot".
Ok, twitter has helped me before so here goes. Our family dog, a Cavoodle named Honey, got out this morning in the Subiaco area. Light caramel colour. Any sightings/info much appreciated. 🤞Thanks.
SHE’s BACK!!! 😀😀😀😀😀 13 hours after losing her, Honey is conked out in her usual spot on the lounge. Thank you so much everybody. When used well, social media is brilliant. Even better is true community spirit. Our family are unbelievably grateful. #honeyshomepic.twitter.com/vQRAp0V5XJ
