Reunited Male Dog in Clayton, NC 27520 (ID: 73294967)

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Angie S.

2 weeks ago

Colton Pierce Wohooooo!! Yes, not everyone is on social media. Always best to inform county shelter. Hopefully the rope situation was or will be discussed with owner. Awesome job!!

Colton P.

2 weeks ago

UPDATE: Took him to the shelter and they were able to reunite him with the owner! Thanks everybody!

Colton P.

2 weeks ago

Angie Strickland I took him to JoCo shelter and by some miracle they had the owner on the phone at the same time?! Crazy coincidence.

Colton P.

2 weeks ago

Angie Strickland gotcha that’s what I figured, thanks!

Angie S.

2 weeks ago

Colton Pierce He would have to be taken to Johnston County Animal Services then Rescues pull or put up for adoption after the Stray Hold expires 72 hours. Opens at 8am tomorrow.

Colton P.

2 weeks ago

Angie Strickland do you know anyone who could foster him? I don’t have the capability to keep taking care of the boy

Colton P.

2 weeks ago

If anyone has the ability to take in this dog, I would greatly appreciate it. I don’t have the capability to hang onto him long term, I will try my best to get him to petco to see if he is chipped this morning, but if he is not, the shelter does not open until Monday and both my wife and I need to go to work early in the weekday morning. I appreciate any help that you can offer!

Megan C.

2 weeks ago

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Renee C.

2 weeks ago

Thank you so very much for keeping this pet safe and ensuring that anyone who claims to be the owner IS in fact the rightful owner. Be careful…. The owner will be able to tell YOU the dog’s name, gender, color of collar and any identifying marks / characteristics. You shouldn’t post any of the above info about the pet you found online. And don’t share it with the possible owner. Let the owner of a missing pet give you the info about their pet. See if the dog responds to the name the person gives you. The owner will also have vet records to share. Getting pet scanned for microchip is free many places, such as your vet’s office, petco, petsmart, animal shelter and many fire stations. Also please contact the local animal shelter and report this pet as found. Pet’s family should call there or go there looking for their fur baby. You can foster the pet at your home, the pet doesn’t have to stay at the shelter but they should know you found him/her. The shelter can also scan for a microchip.

Angie S.

2 weeks ago

Colton Pierce Not a good sign regardless the material...... Thank you for helping this dog!

Reunited Dog in Clayton, NC 27520

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