Chicago, IL Lost Female Dog, Coco Is Missing

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Ashley A.

1 month ago

Cristina LoCelso how dare you get on this post talking about over explaining to someone looking for their pet. When you also get on the internet looking for not only sympathy, but money!!! I’m sure the people in the comments of that post weren’t treating you with the same level of callousness you showed to my sister on her post! You are no better than the next person - don’t you ever forget that! Find something better to do while you wait for your social security checks to clear Cristina!

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Ashley A.

1 month ago

Cristina LoCelso You would think you’d have more empathy for someone who is searching for their lost pet. I see you’re a top fan of this page & I would think the group would have some guidelines about common decency, but clearly that’s something you lack. I hope you never lose any of your pets & if you do I’d hope that you receive more sympathy than what you chose to express here on this post. Shame on you.

Vee G.

1 month ago

Cristina LoCelso did you take the time to read the post? Or just quick to make assumptions? I’m thinking quick at the lips without knowing facts. If you didn’t see my dog, or know where she is, your opinion and comments are irrelevant. As I stated previously, I don’t need to explain the facts around how she got out of our yard, to you-or anyone. Have the day you deserve!

Cristina L.

1 month ago

Vee Gomez yeah, all your over explaining says she was outside alone, that’s not an accident, you don’t leave a tiny little dog like that outdoors alone ever.

Vee G.

1 month ago

Cristina LoCelso I’m focusing all my energy on finding her right now, not retracing a split-second accident. If you see her in the area, please let me know, but I’m not looking to revisit the logistics of how she got out with a stranger.

Cristina L.

1 month ago

She “got out” of where? Your yard? Was she outside alone?

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