Reunited Female Dog in West Chester, PA 19380 (ID: 73186796)

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Madeleine P.

6 days ago

UPDATE: Deena has been found and reunited! (i’m the owners boss)

Irina P.

6 days ago

Bowen Whiteman https://www.facebook.com/share/r/1H7gT1N8wW/

Daniel R.

6 days ago

Oh no! I’ll keep an eye 👀 out for your pet. In the meantime, check with local shelters in our area and put up posters where your pet was last seen. Don’t forget to file a missing animal report with ( 4seven0-9four2-one9eight6 ) they specialize in finding lost or stolen pets. They found mine in less than two days after I texted them! Give them a try; hopefully, they can help you get yours back. The sooner, the better. By the grace of God, your pet will be found!

Will L.

6 days ago

If she’s use to a crate, might be hunkered down somewhere, possibly be hiding in a crevice or caves in area, ask locals for locations of any.

Lori M.

6 days ago

Shared 🙏

Bernice M.

6 days ago

If you have lost a newly adopted dog or dog that you are pet sitting, one of the most important things that you can do is to ensure that there is food and water being left where they are being spotted. While this seems like common sense -it usually does not happen. Often, people try to force the dog to eat out off their hand…or don’t eat at all. Water is rarely left out in our experience. What happens next is the dog will leave the area searching for food and water…and often will not return. This makes the job much harder. Dogs will keep going and going and going until they find water…and then go searching for whatever “food” they can (deer poop, road , etc). Providing them easy access to food and water EARLY can anchor them to the area to safely catch them sooner. Hiring a thermal drone pilot should NOT be a last resort to consider. It should be considered EARLY to pinpoint your dog’s EXACT location and catch them while they are still in the area. Waiting until there are no sightings decreases your chances of getting the dog home safely. SIGNAGE is key but also adding a thermal drone search early can save a lot of heartache and suffering for the dog and family.

Vicki W.

6 days ago

Bernice Marshall I am the owner's mother. Do you have any information about Deena?

Bernice M.

6 days ago