Glendale, AZ Lost Male Dog, Peluche Is Missing

Facebook Community Response

Keirsten A.

4 days ago

hello i saw a similar dog today on 7th st and buckeye rd. he/she was wearing a red harness and a beige leash. sound familiar?

Lex H.

4 weeks ago

THE DIFFERENCE IN A CRISIS LOST PET SEARCH VS. A REGULAR LOST PET SEARCH 📌 Crisis Lost Pet Search: This applies to a large majority of the lost pet cases in the valley & Tucson. The pet is in danger/ high risk so it's urgent! Normal search tactics are NOT enough!!!! 📍 Pet may be taken, stolen, injured, or killed (traffic, coyotes, heat) 📍 Time window is very short 📍 Goal is fast outcome, not slow, relaxed searching 📍 Requires aggressive action right away: Quick mass coverage of the immediate area via both next door and neighbors by ring apps to quickly reach your immediate vicinity. You need an attention grabbing headline on your post! Reward is 1st (with the amount, nobody listens to the word reward only). Major intersection and City 2nd 3rd info on the pet. Post 3 times a day on next door AND the neighbors by ring apps. (You do not need to have a ring camera to get the neighbors by ring app, and it's free!) Kick off your post by commenting on it every 20 to 30 minutes. After these two posts, then put flyers up. Not before. It takes 10 minutes to put a post on these apps. It takes hours to make a flyer and get them up. The time delay in getting Flyers up is costing pets their lives and owners their pets. VS. 📌 "Regular Lost Pet Search": Slower-paced, more relaxed pet search. "Let me know if you see them." Flyers for awareness, etc. This applies to fewer lost pet cases in the valley and Tucson. These tactics work on cases where: The pet is likely nearby and following normal behavior. 📍 Dog/cat is casually roaming close to home 📍 Main goal is getting sightings and physical search in the area 📍 Focus is walking the neighborhood, knocking on doors, checking yards, checking shelters etc. When we give owners the wrong tactics on day one they don't find their pet. Pets are hit and killed by cars. Grabbed my coyotes. Die of heat exhaustion which is happening a lot right now. Or end up at County or other. Please start assessing the risk of the breed and the dog, as well as assessing the risk of the environment and give the Urgent or crisis marketing tactics to owners immediately instead of regular loss pet tips. Not only does it help owners find their pets but it lowers the number of animals killed or ending up at County shelters. 4th of July influx is just around the corner lots of lives will be lost unnecessarily. Please update the advice and tactics you are giving owners to help change these numbers.