Henry County, GA Stray Dog Found Near Kelleytown Road near Publix

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Bonnie L.

3 days ago

Julie Smith this was mine, for example....

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Bonnie L.

3 days ago

I would definitely put up those neon posters we talked about in the area where they were seen last, and surrounding. Along with your phone number so someone can call you directly as soon as they are seen. It will give you a much higher chance of you getting there. The neon posters I got at Walmart. The picture you use, give it a white background with only Yuki being seen. It makes a clearer picture when someone is driving. Your phone number should be huge and clear.

Bonnie L.

3 days ago

Julie Smith it looks to be Yuki. That was 2 days ago, though. And still no response?!

Julie S.

3 days ago

Bonnie Leigh Garner I don’t have a definite answer yet

Bonnie L.

3 days ago

Julie Smith was this Yuki??!

Julie S.

3 days ago

Carol Land This is so true! I adopted Yuki as a companion after my adult children left home to pursue their dreams. I looked forward to her reminding me when it was time to go to bed and jumping up on my bed. She was my security blanket when my husband was out of town due to military duty. This is why pets become family members.

Carol L.

5 days ago

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Julie S.

5 days ago

I think the brown husky is mine. Please contact me if you find her

Leiny S.

6 days ago

Linda Chovanic it’s hard to tell because it looks like they’ve been out here for awhile. Here is a picture from The back that another person took.