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Reunited Dog in West Palm Beach, FL 33407

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Reunited Male Dog last seen broadway & 43rd, West Palm Beach, FL 33407

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Status

REUNITED - reunited after 2 hours, 32 minutes

Date Last Seen

July 29, 2026

Name

this pet

Sex

Male

PawBoost ID

73200485

Species

Dog

Description

Black and white with overbite

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Wendy J.

3 days ago

Yeah

Kita K.

3 days ago

His name is buster where are u located with my dog...

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Harvey C.

3 days ago

This is my dog thank you so much

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Dale C.

3 days ago

Scan for chip proof of ownership

Gretchen P.

3 days ago

Dawn D.

3 days ago

🐾🐾💛Please file a report with Palm Beach County Animal Care and Control if you have Found a pet or Lost a pet. Ordinance states within 24 hours for a Found pet. Palm Beach County ACC SNAP- Please use this to register a lost or found pet https://www.pbcgov.org/snap/lostfoundpets 🐾Also, If FOUND check the lost pages. Owner may have posted already 🐾Post signs as soon as possible. And any vet can check for a microchip. If not registered, the chip can be researched. Just let us know and we can help. 🐾Also, if LOST check the found/intake pages often in case they are at shelter already. Check with shelters like Acc, Barky Pines, Peggy Adams, Furry Friends, and Big Dog Ranch Rescue. 🐾If chipped and registered, call chip registry and make sure your information is updated and if anyone has called in with that chip number. If not registered then register with a well known chip registry asap🐾 Loxahatchee Lost and Found Pets Inc💛🐾

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