Ukrainian sausage dog arrived in the UK before its 17-year-old owner, who is stranded in Germany following a series of blunders.
Ivan Pavliuk was unable to his reach his mother and step-father, Svitlana and Jonathan Goodwin, in Stoke-on-Trent after his visa was issued with an incorrect date of birth.Staying with his aunt in Gevelsberg, Ivan was told to make the 40-mile trip to Dusselsdorf to collect his replacement UK visa in person.
When he arrived on Friday (June 17) he was told no such visa existed. READ MORE: 'Terminator' robots armed with assault machine guns launched in UkraineHis pet dachshund Cheze is already living in Stoke-on-Trent after receiving a pet passport in Germany.Ivan has now been told to return to Dusseldorf where his visa will be waiting, meaning that he'll finally be able to join his family 10 weeks after the initial visa blunder, reports StokeonTrentLive.
Ivan fled his home in Ivano-Frankivsk with just the clothes he was wearing, his birth certificate, passport and his pet dog after Russian President Vladimir Putin launched the invasion.
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