Reunited Male Dog in Hartford, CT 06002 (ID: 73129335)

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Janice P.

1 week ago

So happy for you 🐾 ❤️

Donna W.

1 week ago

Good news Gizmo is home and safe, that's all that matters! 🙌

Patrick D.

1 week ago

Yeah !

Vickie S.

1 week ago

So happy he is home!! ❤️

Nancy F.

1 week ago

I hope they find him and he alright

Beth S.

1 week ago

Contact CT Dog Gone Recovery Volunteer Network as soon as possible. They do a great job reuniting dogs with their owners.

Janice A.

1 week ago

🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

Jason H.

1 week ago

I asked AI: Actionable Search Tips for Gizmo (14-Year-Old Shih Tzu) • Check the Immediate Perimeter (Slow & Close): Elderly dogs like Gizmo (14 years old) rarely travel far unless panicked. They often get confused, tired, or look for a low, dark, or hidden spot to rest nearby. Check under porches, decks, bushes, inside open garages, or behind trash bins within a few blocks of Blue Hills Ave. • Leave Out Familiar Scents: Tell the owner to place an unwashed piece of their clothing, Gizmo’s favorite bed, or a dirty blanket outside their door. A senior dog's vision or hearing might be fading, but their sense of smell is powerful and can guide them back home if they are nearby. • Alert Local Animal Controls & Shelters: Because the location is right near the Hartford/Bloomfield border (06002), make sure to contact both Hartford Animal Control and Bloomfield Animal Control, as well as the Connecticut Humane Society in Newington. • Check Vets & Emergency Hospitals: If someone found a senior dog wandering, they may have brought him directly to a local vet to check for a microchip. Call local clinics like the Bloomfield Animal Hospital or 24/7 emergency centers like VCA Veterinary Specialists of CT (West Hartford). • Beware of Scammers: Remind the owner never to send money via Venmo/Zelle to anyone claiming they have the dog until they have physical proof or meet at a safe, public spot (like a police station lot). 📲 Quick Copy-Paste Text for Social Media Comments: Because Gizmo is 14, he likely hasn't gone very far and might be resting or hiding under a porch, deck, or thick bushes nearby to stay cool/safe. Tell the owner to put an unwashed clothing item or his bed outside so he can catch the scent. Also, since 06002 crosses borders, make sure both Hartford and Bloomfield Animal Controls are notified, along with local vet clinics!"

Roddy R.

1 week ago

Prayers ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️

Gretchen R.

2 weeks ago

Hartford Animal Shelter Partnered with Hartford Police Department

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