Lost My Pyrenees!

[4 Love of Baby Chickens]

Oh I am so sorry!

I know what I'd feel like if I lost my Koda.

 

[MissJenny]

I see you called all the vets in two counties, but have you called any of the pounds or rescue groups? Have you checked Craigslist. Someone who thinks they "found" a big dog might want to find it a new home by listing it. Check the local papers, grocery store and laundromat bulletin boards. Post flyers at your house as well as where you trailed him to. In my area people put up BIG posters protected in plastic so they can be out in the elements for a while. If you don't have a photo of him use one from on-line that is similar. List breed, picture, name, phone number.

I am hoping you get him back,
Jenny

 

[drumstick diva]

Was he friendly to strangers?? I hope nobody snatched him. A dog like him is in demand. Have you put up a picture of him on telephone poles or something? Alot of people don't know the different breeds. Did he have a collar with ID?

 

[D'Angelo N Va.]

I am wishing U the best luck at finding him safe. I hope no one took him off. Keep us informed! Put up posters and signs also.

 

[eenie114]

Dang it, this thread is making me nervous. ID chips! Collars! My doggies have nothing!

 

[mmaddie's mom]

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Get 'er dun!

 

[ColbyNTX]

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Yes, he is very friendly to everybody! I think somebody has to have him. As far as the local pounds go, the vet's in the area have the pound at their clinics. In a rural area it is not very common to have a city pound that is a stand alone. I only live 8 miles from Louisiana and he could have even made it over there but I doubt he swam the Sabine river to get across. I haven't given up on him but it doesn't look good. Everytime I come home i expect to see him come running to greet me at the car but he's not there. It's only a matter of time before the coyotes, bobcats, coons, opossums, ect figure out he is not here and they come for an easy snack.

 

[wyoDreamer]

I had a 8 month old not-fixed male pup that took off on me once. I lived in the country on 160 acres that was surrounded by farmland. I had let them out of the fenced yard and was going to take a walk through the hills. I dashed into the house for a minute and when I came out he and my husky were gone. Searched for two hours, but I had to leave for the weekend so I left the gate open to the fenced yard and filled the food bowls. That was on a Friday night, when I got back on Sunday late morning, my husky was back but no pup. It was two weeks later that he finally came home. I found out later he had located a local farmdog in heat and stayed faithfully by her side the entire time. Such a gentleman

The farmer thought he was great, supper friendly and good with the farm animals, and he was very dissapointed when Kota left the farm to come home to the good life!
The farmer contacted me about a week after the pup came back, offered me a puppy when his girl had them. He apologized for not calling sooner, but he only went to town once a month and didn't see my lost dog posters until then. He wanted to make sure the pup came home since he disappeared from the farm.

I hope your pup comes back! and don't give up hope!

 

[Sonoran Silkies]

Years ago a dog followed my son and his friends home. I had them go door to door all around the immediate neigborhood asking if they had lost a dog--no luck. The dog was a quite large (for the breed) pomeranian, with very long fur, obviously well taken care of as there were no tangles or snarls in his coat. Over the course of the week or so we had him, his coat became a mess--and that was with me taking some time to brush it. So I knew he had been well cared for. The newspaper would place free "Found" ads, so I placed one with not quite enough information to actually identify him.

Pretty annoyed with the number of "He's not mine, but I want him" calls

The purpose of the ad was to find his OWNER, not to give him away! On the last day the ad was to run I got a call from a man who described him to a T. The dog had been missing for 3 months! It was only on a whim that he had looked in the lost & found section of the paper. He lived a couple of blocks down the street--not nearly as far as I'd had the kids search. None of us ever figured out where he had been during the 3 months before he followed ds home.

So the moral is--don't give up hope.

 

[terrilhb]

I hope you find him. I am so sorry.

Please keep us informed