Atascosa, TX Lost Male Dog, Polo Is Missing

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Jennifer G.

7 days ago

Contact Local shelters and ACS to let them know your dog is missing. Some shelters may also allow you to post your missing pet on their site. Remember your dog can travel many miles a day, so it's important to check all of the different shelters... Not just the ones near you. Put up signs in plastic sheet protectors (opening at the bottom). Put in car windows, vets, groomers, pet stores, etc. Post Pics that show body markings so others can match to found dogs. If putting multiple pics, put the best pic at the upper left corner so it shows in searches. List cross streets, city, zip code, and date lost up in post . . . not in comments . . . they get skipped over. Those helping need this information so they have a starting point in the search. Put a cell number but be very careful of scammers. Never send money or a code to someone who says they have your dog, or threatens to hurt your dog. Not having a number means finders can't contact you if needed right away. Follow other lost dog posts that look similar to your dog...it greatly improves the chances of finding your baby. Since the finder/owner has no clue where you've posted, put up as many lost and found posts as possible. Keep your post active and seen by others by responding and updating everyone with what's happening. Make sure your notifications are turned on since many will simply leave information on your post and not message you.

Jennifer G.

7 days ago

A post gets seen more when people respond and interact with it. The algorithm heavily rewards engagement. When users comment, like, or share your post, it pushes it higher in the news feed and displays it to a broader audience. Update the post with what's happening and keep responding to those that comment. 😊

Linda A.

1 week ago

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Shell R.

1 week ago

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