Gainesville, FL Lost Male Dog, Adian Is Missing

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Kayleen A.

1 week ago

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Diana S.

1 week ago

🐾 If you haven't already (these are some suggestions, as you may have already done some of these and some suggestions may not pertain to your situation). If chipped....Immediately alert the chip company and make sure your info is UTD. File a lost report with local shelters. Go there in person on a regular basis. Post on Next Door and PawBoost. Ignore the pay prompts for PawBoost. Download Ring app and ask neighbors to check their footage. Let the postman know, as they know most of the people on their routes. You don’t have to have a Ring doorbell. Put clothes, towels, bedding that smells like you on your porch. Post on as many Lost and Found sites on FB as possible. Do not duplicate posts on the pages as this loses the thread. Dogs usually head north, for some reason, so look in that direction. But obviously check everywhere. Put up clear, simple and brightly colored signs all around the area. Put a sign in your yard with a picture and your phone number. Walk the neighborhood and put flyers on everyone's door. Immediately put out your dog's bed, and some of YOUR dirty clothes (dirty socks are nice and stinky)/blankets (dry in dryer first to enhance smell). Contact all local animal shelters, vets and groomers in your area. Check Craigslist in your area. Some people still put there. Look under found pets or pets for sale. If you live at an Apt complex ask the office mgr to send an email to all tenants, it could be someone that lives there picked him up. Walk don't drive around looking for your baby. The car may muffle your voice 🐾

Gainesville P.

1 week ago

I manage the Facebook page Gainesville Pet Finder – The original since 2010, which has been active for over 10 years. This page is closely followed by Animal Services, local rescues, veterinarians, and the community. I provide detailed advice on the best actions to take, where to search, and who to contact for optimal results. While Pawboost is a great resource in most areas, it may not always be the most effective option in Alachua County. If you used a Pawboost link as your contact vs a phone number, be aware that emails might be redirected to your junk or spam folder, so check there regularly. —Angela Posey Shore

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