Aurora, CO Lost Female Dog, Coco Is Missing

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Adrienne H.

2 years ago

Brandon Breezy Valdeezy okay thank you!

Brandon B.

2 years ago

She'll be needing some food and water as well so you can try that, I would also recommend flyers near any lakes or water sources, even trails that run near the area she was lost at. Like quincy reservoir, Aurora reservoir, and cherry creek

Adrienne H.

2 years ago

Deborah Williams Thanks so much for the suggestions. We put her bed on the porch and one of my son's shirts, and if she doesn't return by this evening, we'll be putting out flyers.

Jennifer A.

2 years ago

Hopefully she's a rescue and they aren't pimping her out to sell her pups. I hope she is safe.

Deborah W.

2 years ago

Put a piece of your clothing and/or your dog's bed and toys outside. Dogs can smell familiar scents from long distances and find their way home using their noses. Also, put up flyers at all major intersections near you, local grocery stores, veterinary clinics and Starbucks. Post Lost Dog notices on PawBoost.com, 24PetConnect.com, Colorado Lost or Found Pets (a Facebook page), Nextdoor and Craigslist. If your dog has been missing for more than five days, it may have been taken to a shelter. After five days, the shelter may put your dog up for adoption via Petfinder.com, so be sure to check that site as well. Talk to your neighbors and ask them to be on the lookout for your dog. And don't forget to call the animal shelter nearest you every day. Good luck!