Richie went missing from his home in Ballinagore last Thursday.
A Westmeath dog is recovering after spending four days stuck down a well.
His family and members of the local community began searching for Richie after he went missing from his home in the Ballinagore last Thursday.
But it was his twin sister Sally, who eventually found him, and alerted their owners.

The black springer labrador cross was thinner and dehydrated after spending days without food and water but happy to be reunited with his family.
His owners say he's currently taking full advantage of all the sympathy he’s been receiving since he came home.

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