Reunited Male Dog in Los Angeles, CA 91605 (ID: 73191076)

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Brenda R.

8 hours ago

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Patty S.

2 days ago

Great update

Diana N.

3 days ago

Great update

Natasha L.

3 days ago

Yay

Evita C.

3 days ago

Emily Tsaturian Left the house? Or the yard? I hope this pup wasn't in the yard unsupervised. . This is why I never let my pets go outside unattended. To prevent things like this from happening. Please List on PawBoost, Nextdoor, neighbors, lost my doggie, post neon signs, report missing to local shelters, post flyers all around your area including vet offices, post office, stores ect. also check your cameras and ask your neighbors to check their cameras too. If your pet was Micro chipped contact them to make sure all your information is updated...check all shelters daily in person. Walk your neighborhood day and night calling your dog asking neighbors especially people walking dogs to be on the lookout . Your dog might be with a neighbor or hiding in their yard...When you find your pet please never leave outside unattended, between coyotes, bad people, or someone leaving the gate open where they end up getting hit in traffic ...it's not Safe. Also chip, gps collar, license, printed tags, printed information on collar, and AirTag. If your pet is not Fixed, do that right away...it is the responsible thing to do and will keep them from wanting to roam. All of these things will help keep your dog safe! I hope you find your beloved pet.

Wendy J.

3 days ago

Prayers Beautiful

Linda T.

3 days ago

I hope he’s chipped. If so, report him missing to the registry right away. Post on Nextdoor and the Neighbors app to reach the largest number of your closest neighbors. Share on Lostmydoggie.com and Petharbor.com. Both, like Pawboost, have separate pages for lost and found pets, so a match often occurs. Post fliers around your neighborhood; take some to veterinary hospitals and shelters; check back often. Leave something of yours or Charlie’s outside: a favorite toy or bed, an unwashed towel or blanket, so he can detect the scent of home. Dogs and cats have a very keen sense of smell, much better than that of humans. Best of luck.

Monica M.

3 days ago

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R C.

3 days ago

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Emily T.

3 days ago

Hello I am Charlie’s owner! You can also contact me here directly please if you find him

Reunited Dog in Los Angeles, CA 91605

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