Lynne Lasher

@DavidBegnaud @CBSMornings Robin completed training for Lost Pet Recovery, she's a professional, not a volunteer. If she'd even thought (which she did not) to take the money to give to a charity, you know the trolls and Karens would have accused her of finding Maia for the money!

@LynneLasher @CBSMornings I spoke with Robin and she didn’t tell me she declined the money. I hope she accept the money and uses it toward helping other people because she does this so selflessly as a volunteer.

For 22 days, a dog named Maia was missing at the world’s busiest airport — but one volunteer refused to rest until the pup was rescued and reunited with her owner, Paula. @DavidBegnaud shares their incredible journey. cbsn.ws/3rfYEYE

@DavidBegnaud Your story ended just a little soon: Robin declined the money offered because that's not why she is a lost pet recovery specialist. Dogs are her passion and they joy felt in reuniting people with their fur-babies is priceless!

Here It Is: Never before seen video of the reunion between the dog lost at the Atlanta airport for 22 days & her family. Meet Robin the volunteer who missed her vacation flight because she was so dedicated to finding the Chihuahua mix Maia, & see the Fedex workers who helped her to bring this 3 week saga to a happy ending.

@CBSMornings @DavidBegnaud Thanks for a wonderful story; one of the few who got it correct that it was Robin, not Delta. Your HS Speech teacher was correct: you do have the perfect voice for broadcast journalism.

Taking care of teachers is putting students first.

@PClivingmag @DavidBegnaud @HLC96844313 This is my last time responding to your silliness, Val S. From details, this looks like sour grapes on your part. Robin IS an expert who knows this area. You have no clue the challenges put up by Delta and the airport - you can't do something just because you want to.

@LynneLasher @DavidBegnaud @HLC96844313 I can not let this sit. Don't drink the Kool-aid. Robin tried to boycott other experts and snuffed out attempts to organize a group of locals who offered to look for Maia by walking outside the fence, talking to security and trying to bring in an expert with a tracker dog. Truth.

They found Maia! Remember the dog I told y’all about who escaped her kennel while being transported by Delta in Atlanta? She was found by an animal welfare volunteer who put up signs around the airport & got a call today: the dog was still at the airport! twitter.com/i/broadcasts/1…

@cloroxgal @peta From what I understand, Lisa Klein, as she was leaving the airport, spotted Maia and called her friend Debbie, who called Robin. Robin rushed to the airport and couldn't get in, but a FedEx worker took her flier and later called her when he located Maia.

AMAZING NEWS 😭💗 Maia, a dog who escaped her carrier while at an #Atlanta airport, has been found after three long weeks! 🐾 We are thrilled no one gave up & hope PETA’s reward helped rescue this little dog. peta.vg/3qfb

@ATLairport @DavidBegnaud You have to wonder how many weeks ago Maia could have been found if they had worked with Robin (as their Wildlife Biologist did Sat)!

Maia, the dog who escaped onto the airfield at the world’s busiest airport, was recovered on September 9. ATL’s Operations team found her hiding near the North Cargo facilities. Tired but in apparent good health, she was transported to a vet and is expected to return home soon.

@ATLairport Nice try...Credit goes to Robin and the fact that she never gave up the search and never stopped spreading the word and passing out fliers!

@DavidBegnaud @PClivingmag @ATLairport @peta @IngridNewkirk David, thank you for posting the truth and for your detailed reporting!

I’m not quite sure why you are so obsessed with the facts of the story. A woman name Robin got a call that the dog was hiding under a cargo pallet. Robin is the one who got the dog out. Robin put up the flyers looking for the dog. Workers near the airport called her. It’s great if PETA sent a letter. But a FedEx worker called Robin. There were no airport teams that got involved until Robin called them. She spent hours trying to get Delta at the airport to come over and help her get access to where the dog was.

@DavidBegnaud A beautiful and amazing teacher. Thank you for sharing her with us!

25 years ago I met a teacher who believed in me — & changed my life. This is our story.

@Carmen50 @DavidBegnaud Robin is amazing!

@DavidBegnaud This is wonderful news!!! Thank you to everyone who looked but especially to that volunteer.

@ABCWorldNews @marcusmoore You can find the details of Maia's rescue at the Atlanta Airport in interviews by @DavidBegnaud or the public FB page "Find Maia Community"

After suffering a life-threatening medical emergency, American caver Mark Dickey has made it to the surface nine days after becoming trapped more than 3,000 feet below ground in Turkey. @MarcusMoore has details on the treacherous rescue mission. trib.al/CyzNAkb

@PClivingmag @rachwc90 @DavidBegnaud @Delta Go back to school... 1% is not statistically significant.

@rachwc90 @DavidBegnaud @Delta I have nothing to do with Delta. This woman has told everyone that Maia was dead and she tried to shut down all positive efforts in the last 7 days to look around the airport and bring in another pro.

@DavidBegnaud @PClivingmag @HLC96844313 @DavidBegnaud can you remove this OP from the thread? It is not productive. You know the truth and have been there with Robin and Paula from the beginning. Robin was exhausted throughout and some people were very wearing on her.

@PClivingmag @HLC96844313 How so?

@PClivingmag @DavidBegnaud Delta told Paula's mom on Aug 25/26 that Maia was not on airport property. With no proof either way and no access to on-airport, Robin had to explore the possibility that Maia was off property!

@DavidBegnaud It's completely untrue. An employee found the dog. Robin Allgood kept telling people the dog was dead or 1% chance it would be on airport grounds. Sending an email with proof.

@PClivingmag @DavidBegnaud WOW, I have no idea who you are, especially using an out-of-georgia account, but @DavidBegnaud is more than a little acquainted with Robin! Delta may have tried to take credit, but it was Robin who bravely got under the rail and rescued Maia.

@peta Here's the interview by a reporter on scene immediately after the interview: twitter.com/DavidBegnaud/s…