Hope Mills, NC Lost Female Dog, Carmen Is Missing

Collin M.

10 months ago

Sarah Miller if you’re going to create a fake account, make sure you delete all the pictures of the previous person you were pretending to be 🤣 you already contacted me before, but changed the name.

Sarah M.

10 months ago

We found! For safety please contact on messenger now. I'll send you a pic on messenger. Thank's

PK H.

1 year ago

Collin Miller if she is still roaming around, look on the map to find potential water sources. Creeks, lakes, streams, pools. Animals are very resourceful and she is in survival mode. Her food sources will be dumpsters, garbage cans…especially on garbage days, people in the area feeding the strays/ferals. Most often…not always…animals will be more active in the wee hours of the morning or at dusk/dark hours bc it’s too hot to be moving around a lot during the day. She will find shelter/shade under cars, sheds, in the woods, under houses…porches…anywhere she can to keep cool.

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Collin M.

1 year ago

PK Henrythat is awesome advice! Thank you! We checked all vets and shelters and within a 40 mile radius and no one has brought her in yet. We are holding out hope that someone will see her with someone else and call it in.

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PK H.

1 year ago

Collin Miller if someone is keeping her safe, someone in the area knows that a neighbor has a “new” dog. That’s why flyers are Uber Uber important. Just put the word “missing”’at the top of the flyer. Put her picture as large as possible without distorting in the middle and only your names and phone numbers at the bottom. No more text than that. The idea is for people to call you if they see her bc she’s missing. That’s why no more text than “missing” and names and phone numbers are needed on the flyers. Her picture being large enough for people to maybe recognize her if they see is why the picture needs to take up the whole middle of the flyer. People at stop signs are not going to take the time to actually read a flyer. Put the flyers in page protectors and seal them with packing tape if you can to protect them from the elements.