I need unbias picture opinions, please help me!

[chick4chicks]

It could be Cheyenne. I think you should check her out if you don't you will always wonder. I hope you go and it is her that would be so cool. If it is her I think once she gets to see you for a while and hears your voice she will know you. I think you will sense if it is her too. Good luck

 

[SterlingAcres]

No, there's no way I can get there sooner. I've contacted the shelter and asked them to hold her until Friday because I have to drive almost 5 hours to get there.
The volunteer that contacted me originally has sent extra pictures to my email a few minutes ago, plus a short video. I'm praying it's her, they look SO much alike.

Chey (1 year old with her pup)

Shelter Dog... 5 years old.

Chey (1 year old)

Shelter Dog... 5 years old.

I tried to post similar photos.... What do you think?
I'm driving out there regardless. I wouldn't be able to live with myself if it was her and I let her go a second time.

 

[keystonepaul]

It looks like it could be. It's a very nice ending if it is. I'll keep a good thought for you and we'll say prayer for you and Chey as well. Good luck Shellie. Keystonepaul

 

[newchickenfamily]

Boy, they sure do look darn close!!! Best of luck to you....

 

[lengel]

Could be. I was skeptical about that first set of pics but the later ones look very similar.

Why did the shelter person contact you about this dog? Does she respond to "Cheyenne"? She's gorgeous.

 

[fowltemptress]

Goodness. I hope this has a happy ending. With the first pics I would have said different dogs, but the last pictures . . . oh, I don't know. I can't even imagine the emotional roller coaster this is putting you through. Best of luck to you.

 

[fowltemptress]

Is there any way to tell if the shelter dog has ever given birth?

 

[pdsavage]

the back toes on your dog looks white the shelter one doesnt....

But you would be saving her life if you take her....

 

[Jenlyn9483]

You must tell us what happens with this. I thought about that asking the shelter people to see if she looks like she has had puppies before. I really hope this is your dog adn that you get her back. 3 years ago I had to part with my beloved dog (choc lab/ red nose) that i had rescued at 3.5 weeks old and raised like my baby. It was the hardest thing i ever did and i think about her all the time. I would love nothing more than to find her, I have lots of room for her now.

 

[EliteTempleton]

Quote:
I noticed the coloring on the feet too, but I adopted my dog in S. Korea and could only keep him for a short while before he had to be flown/shipped to my parents house here in the states. When I shipped him he had a very black nose, and 5 months later when I made it home his nose was pink, but there was no doubt it was him, besides the obvious part where my parents cared for him, he got super excited when he saw me.

So, I'd say the coloring on the feet are not enough to discount, plus I notice on the side of the face the coloring shade/pattern is very close.