- A stray dog was found at a Sydney station after catching the train all by himself
- Canine is believed to have followed his owner all the way into the Sydney CBD
- Train staff found the mixed breed dog and shared an adorable snap of it online
- The owner has not yet been located and it is now in the care of train employees
Staff at a Sydney train station were surprised to find a stray dog on the platform after it disembarked alongside a sea of early morning commuters.
The dog, which appears to be a mixed breed, caught the train alone to Central Station on January 2 where he was discovered by amazed platform staff.
Sydney Trains took to Twitter to share an image of the cunning dog next to a doting train employee in a plea to find the owner.
A dog (pictured) was found after it caught a Sydney train to Central Station all by itself
![The dog, which appears to be a mixed breed, caught the train alone to Central Station (pictured) on January 2 where he was discovered by amazed platform staff](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2018/01/02/00/47B0478000000578-5227217-image-a-30_1514854157752.jpg)
The dog, which appears to be a mixed breed, caught the train alone to Central Station (pictured) on January 2 where he was discovered by amazed platform staff
‘This good boy caught a train to Central all by himself today,’ the Tweet reads.
‘Staff are arranging care. Do you know him? Please contact us.’
The adorable photo shows the missing dog wearing an orange Sydney Trains lanyard.
Central staff are still working to locate the dog’s rightful owner and believe it followed someone onto the train.
‘We think he may have followed his owner or someone to the station and simply boarded unnoticed,’ a Sydney trains spokesperson told Daily Mail Australia.
‘We are working with the appropriate authorities to try and locate his owner/home.’
It remains unknown if the canine will be issued a fine for fare evasion.
![Central (pictured) staff are still working to locate the dog's rightful owner and believe it followed someone onto the train](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2018/01/02/00/47B0476700000578-5227217-image-a-31_1514854169588.jpg)
Central (pictured) staff are still working to locate the dog’s rightful owner and believe it followed someone onto the train
It is not the first time a missing dog has been found independently riding a train.
In 2015 a 12-month-old staffordshire terrier named ‘Boss’ boarded a Sydney train from Ingleburn to Holsworthy in search for his owner.
Train staff found the dog sitting upright on a seat next to fellow passengers and eventually reunited it with its owners after it was passed on to an animal shelter.