Reunited Female Dog in Tolland, CT 06084 (ID: 73063136)

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Alyson G.

24 hours ago

So glad she is being reunited with her family. ❤️❤️. Labs are prone to lipomas, often ones that get very large. Sadly removing them is not always an option for many reasons. Age, medical conditions, etc. More often than not, once removed, they come back. ❤️❤️.

Mary G.

24 hours ago

Laura Thorstenson Odiorne I had our dog’s mast cell tumor removed. Within a week the cancer spread. I wish I left it alone.

Kim S.

24 hours ago

I hope they did not dump her because of the mass😞

Amy C.

24 hours ago

Look at the comments from the person who found him. They found the owners and he’s well taken care of.

Lori B.

24 hours ago

Kaitlynn Chretien our lab has a large growth too. Not quite as large. But she is 13 and we will not put her thru surgery and my vet agrees that it will grow right back. She eats, Plays and socialize and doesn’t even know it’s there. People like to judge what they don’t know. It’s unfortunate!!!

Carol F.

1 day ago

Shelley Brace-McCarthy Then you must be the owner!

Lindsey S.

1 day ago

Town of Tolland Animal Control

Shelley B.

1 day ago

Donna Ploss no it wasn't. People need to verify from facts and don't assume.

Rae A.

1 day ago

Sheila Dougan stop, why do you assume without KNOWING!

Lori L.

1 day ago

Lori Gallentine because for 1, it's legally their dog. Without animal control being involved there is nothing more the finder can do. 2, who's to say the dog doesn't go to the vet, is still living comfortably so a vet has recommended not removing the growth. You have no idea of the situation.