Sacha Baron Cohen becomes real-life hero

The London News.Net
Thursday 15th October, 2009 (ANI)

London, Oct 15 : Comedian Sacha Baron Cohen and fiancee Isla Fisher showed off their soft side after rescuing a lost dog and returning it to the owner.

Jennifer Tapiero lost her Maltese-Chihuahua mix Blaze from her Hollywood home last weekend.

According to E! Online, the 21 year old received a call from Cohen and Fisher, who had found the pooch while driving down in Hollywood Hills, reports Daily Express.

The Borat star refused to identify himself before meeting up to hand over the pup.

He simply told her, "I'm very tall and my fiancee is really tiny. You can't miss us."

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