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Location: KS | Our dog hasn't came home yet. He has been gone since 1:00 p.m.. Usually, I wouldn't be this worried, but he got a bath yesterday and I forgot to put his collar back on because he decided to roll in a pile of horse manure (which is caked onto his collar).. It had all of my information on it.. Prayers for him to return safely.. Thank you.
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Location: OH. IO | Many prayers for him to come home safe! |
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Location: Arkansas | Hopefully he's home by now; prayers he's safe and sound. . . |
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Location: KS | Thank you for the prayers. He has not showed up yet. I have seriously went out every 30 minutes to see if he is at the door. Still no luck. Trying to stay positive and wish for the best. Again, thank you for the prayers. |
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My Heart Be Happy
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Location: Arkansas | My old male dog followed a pack off (girl in the lead of course!) and was missing for almost 2 weeks. We live in the country, so I spread the word and posted a reward sign at the local liquor store where I KNEW if anyone saw him they'd call for the cash----nothing. I had pretty much given up til one morning my bf woke me up and said "guess who's home". I cried and hugged and fussed and made him promise not to do that again 
I'll say another prayer when I finish work and head to bed. Hopefully you'll post good news before long  |
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| Praying for safe return. One time I was too sick to walk my dogs so they took off and came back three days later. |
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| Prayers for you! It may take some time so don't give up! My little 10 lb mutt got out in my college city (I lived on the outskirts near woods and fields but still on a busy road). This was a week before Easter this past year. He's so little and scared that I was worried he would be ran over or killed by s coyote. I posted signs and got so many calls of sightings. I also left his kennel covered and with my sweatshirt and food outside of my door with the light on. I slept on my couch beside the door and left my door open and screen door shut. I woke up so many times to call for him. He actually was spotted trying to come to my door one morning when my neighbor came home from night shift but he got spooked. Finally 8 days later he wondered into someone's garage and they caught him. He was a mile or two away as the crow flies. I was really starting to lose hope. They're smart and if he's a bigger dog, he'll especially be better out there. You'll find him! Prayers |
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Location: South Dakota | Prayers you find him!
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Location: Keeping up with the numbers! | I hope he makes his way home soon! |
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Location: KS | Thank you for all your prayers and being so positive. I called the pound and they confirmed they had him. Thank goodness! I live out in the county and he some how ended up downtown which is a 10-15 minute drive. I'm just glad someone took him to the pound and didn't sell or keep him. Again, thank you guys! |
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| Glad to hear he is back! Maybe someone picked him up and brought him to town? We just had a case here where someone stole a dog out of car. The dog was posted as missing/stolen on a facebook page and someone (lucky for the dog and owner) had seen the same dog posted as a found dog at the pound in a town that is a 3 and half hour drive north! |
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Location: Texas | Not preaching, but now that you have him back, you might think about getting him chipped. It is money well spent. We have a low cost spay and neuter place in our small town and I was surprised how cheap it was. |
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Location: KS | RocketPilot - 2016-01-26 9:39 AM
Not preaching, but now that you have him back, you might think about getting him chipped. It is money well spent. We have a low cost spay and neuter place in our small town and I was surprised how cheap it was.
We are definitely looking into that! Our vet can chip him for $35. So, we plan on doing that at his next vet appointment. |
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Location: Kansas | ACowgirlsLastRun - 2016-01-26 9:43 AM RocketPilot - 2016-01-26 9:39 AM Not preaching, but now that you have him back, you might think about getting him chipped. It is money well spent. We have a low cost spay and neuter place in our small town and I was surprised how cheap it was. We are definitely looking into that! Our vet can chip him for $35. So, we plan on doing that at his next vet appointment.
you can find a microchip clinic and pay alot less than $35 at the clinic. Vetco holds them twice a month, and I think it was like $11 for a microchip through them. |
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Location: KS | cyount2009 - 2016-01-26 9:38 AM
Glad to hear he is back! Maybe someone picked him up and brought him to town? We just had a case here where someone stole a dog out of car. The dog was posted as missing/stolen on a facebook page and someone (lucky for the dog and owner) had seen the same dog posted as a found dog at the pound in a town that is a 3 and half hour drive north!
That's what we think. He usually doesn't wander too far, as he has really bad separation anxiety. It blows my mind. I'm just thankful for the woman who brought him to the shelter. |
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Location: Florida.. | chips are great as long as the vets have equipment to check them but Id chip them anyway .... is he neutered? glad hes home to.. |
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