Milwaukee, WI Lost Female Dog, Missy Is Missing

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Gaylen M.

3 weeks ago

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Margaret T.

3 weeks ago

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Rita K.

3 weeks ago

Go outside and look under porches, decks, bushes and cars. Check window wells. At night use a flashlight. The eyes will reflect the light. Put out food and water and familiar scented clothing or blanket. Alert your neighbors, local police, vet clinics, shelters and mail person. Put up signs at main traffic intersections and businesses with high traffic. Hand out fliers to neighbors. Post on Nextdoor and any other neighborhood pages. Hope you get your dog home soon! ❤️

Jenny L.

3 weeks ago

Please contact www.lostdogsofwisconsin.com A caseworker will contact you to help you bring your dog home. While you wait for that call: * Leave food, water and a scent item (ie unlaundered shirt, towel with your scent on it) where the dog went missing. Oftentimes dogs will return to where they were lost from. *If you have a “friendly” dog, walk it while searching. It may draw your missing dog out. *Never scream your dog’s name. Sing their name in a normal tone. * Put a large lost dog sign in your yard. *Ask your neighbors to check their RING or trail cams. You may find out where your dog was last seen! * If chipped, call the microchip company asap & make sure it’s registered & up to date! Change status to lost. *Contact your Humane Society and local Police Department to report your dog lost. *If your pup is food driven, try grilling seasoned meat and/or bacon. The smell may bring him home. Lost Dogs of Wisconsin

Connie W.

3 weeks ago

Shared!! ❤️

Debra B.

3 weeks ago