Reunited Female Dog in Southampton, PA 18966 (ID: 73094419)

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Julie S.

4 days ago

Debbie Abramek Mumbauer perhaps you should keep your judgmental comments to yourself?

Ashley E.

4 days ago

Debbie Abramek Mumbauer If you care that much about this dog or any other dog or animal, put that energy into helping instead of judging. Share the post, keep an eye out, or join the search. Every share and every set of eyes increases the chance this dog makes it home safely. Sitting behind a keyboard criticizing a family that’s already living a nightmare doesn’t get this dog off the streets. Helping does.

Colleen K.

4 days ago

Colleen Rafferty I can’t stop thinking about her. I can only imagine how you and your family are feeling. Are there signs posted near Warminster Park, Tamanend Park and Northampton Park? Just asking because the three parks will provide lots of hiding spots for her. I’m in Warminster and am keeping an eye out for her!

Debbie A.

4 days ago

Ashley Elizabeth I don't care about hurting human feelings, I care about the dogs lost in the heat & now another thunder storm.

Debbie A.

4 days ago

Blane Barton OMG drama queen. I don't care about hurting someone's feelings, I care that all the dogs that are missing from their homes not only faced a scary hot day away from their people but are now in an even scarier situation and are alone. Don't forget to go to your safe space before your feelings get hurt.

Colleen R.

4 days ago

Hi! Unfortunately no 😔. Our family members have all been searching since 2:30pm yesterday, reached out to the police, checked SPCA, posted fliers, and reached out to several companies to assist with finding her (who you all have wonderfully recommended). The drone services we have reached out to are saying we should wait until there is a sighting to better pinpoint a search location before they can use the drones. Please keep sharing and keep your eyes open for Indy ❤️

Debbie A.

4 days ago

Aileen Rafferty people need to be more responsible, there are consequences to your actions. I've made plenty of mistakes, I have learned from them. I'm not concerned about peoples feelings getting hurt. There were PSA's, commercials, posts, and reminders about this holiday being the holiday when the most dogs are reported missing and now they will be out in another storm.

Ashley E.

4 days ago

Brian Young your ignorance is showing 🙄

Ashley E.

4 days ago

To everyone rushing to judge these owners: please remember that none of us know the full story. And your ignorance is showing Dogs have to go outside to use the bathroom, even on the Fourth of July or during thunderstorms. A frightened dog can slip a leash, jump a fence, dart through an open door, or bolt in a matter of seconds. That can happen to even the most responsible, experienced pet owners. In many of these situations, the owners were actually trying to do the right thing by bringing their dogs to be with family instead of leaving them home alone during a day that’s stressful for so many pets. That doesn’t sound like people who don’t care, it sounds like people who were trying their best and are now living every owner’s worst nightmare. Instead of assuming neglect or piling on with criticism, let’s focus our energy on sharing the posts, keeping an eye out, and helping reunite these dogs with the families who clearly love them. Compassion helps bring dogs home. Judgment doesn’t.

Colleen K.

4 days ago

Colleen Rafferty have there been any sightings reported?