Reunited Male Dog in Plant City, FL 33563 (ID: 73083663)

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Trey L.

5 days ago

They reached out. All the sign advice and our info has been given to them. Hopefully they reach back out if they want our help.

Nikki P.

5 days ago

Trey Larson

Diane D.

5 days ago

please post to the Ring & Next door apps. it can be very helpful in reunited pets with their owners. Also be sure to go in person to all animal shetlers because they don't always list all the new intake of animals on their web pages. I'm praying for the safe return of your furbaby. Good Luck in your search.🙏🐾🐕🐾🙏

Diane D.

5 days ago

Nextdoor Experiment - Hashtagging Lost & Found Animal Posts With the number of dogs and cats that are being lost and found, it's almost impossible to match up the found ones with the lost ones' owners. As an experiment, let's try a hashtag system. The Nextdoor search system at the top of the home screen recognizes hashtags and will search for them successfully. So, if you post a lost dog, please put #LostDog at the beginning or end of your post. If you post a lost cat, put #LostCat. If you find a dog or a cat, put #FoundDog or #FoundCat. To search for hashtags in the Nextdoor Search bar, just type in the appropriate hashtag and tap the search icon or the return key on your keyboard. Once the search is completed, tap the "Posts" tab at the top of the screen. This will filter the results to show only Posts. Then scroll through the list. If you've lost an animal, search for #FoundDog or #FoundCat If you've found an animal, search for #LostDog or #LostCat Also, if you posted a lost pet and was later reunited with them, please either delete the original post or edit the post and place the hashtag #reunited at the very top of the post's content (at the very beginning of the post). To edit a post or comment, tap on the three dots in the upper right and select 'Edit' from the pop-up menu. Not everyone will read this post, so those of you who do, please spread the word and let's make this work. Hope this helps!

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