Las Vegas, NV Lost Male Dog, Simba Is Missing

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Leah O.

4 days ago

When you do have Simba back once again, please accompany him, on a leash, even in the back yard. Coyotes can and do, often hop wall and animals. A coyote possible can enter your doggie door, if it is the right size.

Leah O.

4 days ago

Excellent! I hope you find Simba!

Naniece B.

4 days ago

Ask friends and family to post info/photo on their car. Someone may have seen this pup. Frenchies continue to be stolen/go missing on what seems to be a daily basis lately. Be vigilant! Microchip your pets! The two most important ways to prevent your dog from going missing are to: 1) Never leave your dog unattended in your yard, and 2) Never let your dog off-leash in an unsecured area. Continuously check local, city specific Craiglists including nearby major cities in neighboring States. This pet may be listed as a "French Bulldog for Sale". You may want your Frenchie to have the freedom to move in and out of the house. So, a doggie door sounds like the perfect plan. But it is not always safe. Your Frenchie will be vulnerable to many dangers like pet thieves, especially if they’re often outside at night when it’s dark. If you think your yard is fenced, and it would be safe, think twice. There have been many reports of French bulldogs being stolen even from homes with gated yards. Direct supervision of your Frenchie is always advised.

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Amber I.

4 days ago

Virginia Bills Deleon He wasn’t outside in the heat. He went missing last night between 6pm- midnight. I have a doggy door. He goes in and out on his own along with my other dog.

Virginia B.

5 days ago

Shouldnt even be outside in this heat

Amber I.

5 days ago

Leah OHearn I updated the post to include my phone number. Thank you 🙏🏼

Amber I.

5 days ago

Traci Overand yes I have done that. 🙏🏼

Traci O.

5 days ago

Please go door to door asking neighbors if they've seen him and check the shelter daily and hang flyers. Hopefully, microchipped.

Leah O.

5 days ago

Yes. Keeping the number private is a lovely idea. It greatly lessens the chances of the pet being found.

Leah O.

5 days ago

Email: pawboost@pawboost.com Ask them to add your phone number so that the Finder or a Veterinarian will be able to contact you. Ask them to post the STREET address from which the dog/cat was lost. Be specific! Pawboost staff are very responsive. They will make the changes for you. They do not send a confirmation that they have done so. They just do it.

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