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Reunited Dog in Philadelphia, PA 19146

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Status

REUNITED - reunited after 2 days, 7 hours

Date Last Seen

August 2, 2026

Name

this pet

Sex

Female

PawBoost ID

73216973

Species

Dog

Description

Red doodle mix

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Roe M.
1 day ago
♥️♥️
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Ruthann C.
2 days ago
Someone posted this dog today that it is missing on the Morrisville PA Events page yet it says someone posted here yesterday they were reunited?
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Jada K.
2 days ago
Sherice Sharon omg woulda been sapphy new friend if I found it 😭
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Michelle C.
2 days ago
Mildred Logue not sure if your comment is meant to be snarky, but sure feels that way. No I haven’t read the comments bc when I posted this, 20 hrs ago, I was trying to contact the facility. They confirmed she was picked up by her owner and I haven’t been on FB since.
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Mildred L.
3 days ago
Michelle Clark she was picked up by the owner. Did you read the comments?
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Kerry R.
3 days ago
🐾FOUND DOG PROTOCOL- Follow the Law KNOCK ON NEIGHBOR’S DOORS IMMEDIATELY. 🚨MUST get proof of Ownership! Please report to local police and animal control as owner has probably made a lost pet report. This is a law. Finders must report a found pet. 🐾Just remember Found Animals can’t be re-homed by you. You have to make an effort by law to find the owner and if not turn over to Animal Control who will take to the shelter your town contracts with. ⬇️ Please knock on your neighbors door up to two miles, although not all dogs run far when they get out. Hand them Found Dog flyers. Get proof of ownership before you hand the dog over! Proof of ownership is: Multiple pictures from their phone of them with the dog or the dog, dog’s name, Vet receipts. Please also check the Facebook lost pet pages local to your town. You can also take to a Vet for free service of scanning for a microchip. Please do everything you can to find the owner because once animals go into the “system” when animal control is called there is only a 7 day hold period before they can legally adopt out. Going into a shelter places a tremendous amount of stress on an animal and because of the stress they are prone to biting as it’s their only defense mechanism. Thank you for helping! Animals choose their rescuers. We can’t let them down.
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Daisy M.
3 days ago
Update?
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Amy M.
3 days ago
Allison Kodan NICE!!!!!!!!
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Amy M.
3 days ago
Michelle Clark I would go down there. That is great of you to foster. It is best to get her out of the shelter. I wish I could:(
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Anne M.
3 days ago
prayers her family finds her.. Acct will put her down 😪
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