Missing in the woods 38 days!
Live in Utah, lost him in Arkansas during the eclipse 4/8/24. Thanks to Liz and Nick from Hanks Rescue for helping to trap him!
Live in Utah, lost him in Arkansas during the eclipse 4/8/24. Thanks to Liz and Nick from Hanks Rescue for helping to trap him!
Weld county Humane Society read his chip and called me. He was in puppy jail.
Bill got out and the humane society picked him up. He was scanned and we were notified. We had a nice reunion, then two days later he was out again. A nice woman found him and called Petlink. PetLink called me and connected me with her. After a 2 mile drive, we picked him up…
On March 17, 2023, our poodle mix got out of the pet sitter’s yard. I was devastated when I received the call. We never stopped searching for our fur baby and never lost hope. April 21, 2024, more than a year later I received a call that he was found more than 50 miles away. …
Rose got out while I was not home and a neighbor was supposed to be watching her. After six days of searching tirelessly, posting flyers, leaving a scent trail to lead her home, getting calls of sightings of her every day. Her fear to thunderstorms is what drove her home. Seen in a neighbor’s backyard…
This is Pepper. She is a ‘retired’ therapy dog, and has never run away before. She must have slipped out as the workers were coming in and out during the AC installation operations. Thanks to local Detective David Ortiz, who spotted her near the Police Dept, he took her to Island Animal Hospital, our vet,…
I thought I had made the best decision for my little girl and her brother Hoss in finding them a good home because at the time I was having a hard time providing for myself during COVID. I found a fireman just across from my home who agreed to take them in and provide Asher…
Yesterday when my girlfriend was leaving and I went into the house Peanut disappeared. Looked through the woods calling for hours with no sign of him. Reluctantly I came back to the house and got online to update my PetLink account and while I was updating I received a text Peanut was found. My theory…
Turns out, Spark was found by a local family about 3 miles away last night at 8 PM. The wife immediately logged him on NextDoor as a Found Pet. Well, in addition to walking the woods for hours, we had knocked on neighborhood doors in neighborhoods adjacent to the property. One kind woman had her…
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