Ohio kidnap victim Gina Dejesus to adopt Lola the dog that comforted her during ordeal in Ariel Castro's house Woman imprisoned beneath the home of Ariel Castro for 10 years now set to adopt her alleged captor's dog. Along with Michelle Knight, Amanda Berry, and Berry's young daughter, Gina DeJesus is thought to have been held captive by Ariel for nearly a decade. Somewhere along the way, DeJesus, now 23, managed to befriend one of Castro's three small dogs--a terrier mix named Lola. Unlikely friend: Gina DeJesus, imprisoned beneath the Cleveland home of Ariel Castro for a decade, has decided to adopt one of Castro's dogs named Lola, pictured And now, as she recovers from her years of trauma and abuse, she wants her furry friend by her side. Happier times: Gina DeJesus, now 23, is seen here before her capture and subsequent 10-year imprisonment in a Cleveland basement where she bonded with terrier mix Lola According to Fox 8 Cleveland, DeJesus 'formed a bond' with the dog and now an attorney working with her has reunited the pair. Yesterday, that attorney picked up Lola from the Cleveland Kennel on behalf of his client. All three women rescued from Castro's Cleveland home were offered the opportunity to adopt the dogs before they were offered to the public. Only DeJesus took the offer, and only to take Lola (which some reports call LaLa). Reports have said that Castro allowed the women to interact with the dogs, but would sometimes take them away as a form of punishment. Along with Lola, two other dogs were taken from the home of Ariel Castro. One, a chihuahua named Dina, weighs seven pounds and is believed to be around five years old. The other is a 3-year-old Shih Tzu mix named Drake, thought to be about 14 pounds. Both dogs will be available for adoption in around two weeks through rescue group Dogs Unlimited Rescue. Prior to DeJesus adopting Lola, Cleveland Dog Warden John Baird told the Plain Dealer that all three dogs were well behaved. Just Lola: All three girls imprisoned in the Cleveland home were offered the chance to adopt Castro's three dogs, including his Chihuahua Dina, pictured, but only DeJesus took the offer 'They are very nice dogs, well behaved,' Baird said. 'They're all healthy and easy to get along with...they run up and are friendly to people, and they get along well with each other.' Miss DeJesus went missing aged 14 in 2004 on her way home from school. Ariel Castro's son, Anthony Castro, 31, exclusively told MailOnline that Gina DeJesus could have been abducted from a busy Cleveland street almost ten years ago because he knew she would trust him, as Castro's daughter was a close friend of DeJesus. Details emerged of the horrors they experienced in the house, with authorities reportedly discovering chains and tape to restrain the girls inside the home. Twisted game: Reports say Ariel Castro allowed Knight, Dejesus, and Berry to play with his three dogs, including Drake, pictured, but took them away when he wanted to punish the girls In April, DeJesus" family had marked the nine-year anniversary since Gina disappeared All three women were released from Metro Health Medical Center early this month after their May 6 rescue. Cleveland police Commander Keith Sulzer said they were taken to an undisclosed location in the Cleveland suburbs. A sign outside of the DeJesus family home in Cleveland, Ohio read 'Welcome Home Gina'. Now, the DeJesus family will have to make a new sign for their family's newest addition.