<human>: So, anyone who knows me knows that I'm kind of obsessed with my dog. He goes everywhere with me and is completely spoiled. In fact, I recently posted in /r/dogpictures a picture of my handsome devil: 

I got him when he was 2 years old and he is now 7. He knows many tricks and is gentle as a giant. Yesterday, I let him and his brother out in the yard to go pee, and because I trust him a bit too much stepped back inside to finish coffee and use the restroom. When I went back out, he was gone. Since he's not neutered (I know, I know), I figure he caught wind of another in heat and took off. He did not have a collar on because he is being treated for an allergy and he has a hotspot on his neckline. (Again, I know, I know)

300 flyers in mailboxes, contacting every business around, recruiting an army of people to help search and exactly 25 hours later, I received a call from a guy that lived about 4 miles away from my house in an entirely different subdivision. He had him and had kept him overnight inside his house. Luckily, I placed a flyer in his mailbox early this morning. 

He told me that he had the full intentions of keeping him until he saw my flyer and was honest enough to admit that he needed the reward money that I offered. He had two young children and his wife started crying when he explained that he didn't know how he was going to pay a bill this month. I was happy to follow through with the reward money ($100)--I did offer it after all. For some reason, I believe this somehow happened for a reason. (Or just blind coincidence, whatever). I like to believe the former. 

Here is a pic of him when I picked him up. 

(Funny note: look at his brother in the background. It's as if he's saying, "WHAT THE SHIT, DAD! HE RAN. AWAY. WHY THE GOOD TREATMENT?) lol :)

Can you give me a shortened version of the text?
<bot>: Lost my dog, found him almost 25 hours later, helped a family. Neuter your pets, micro-chip them, and watch them carefully if you off-leash them.