Orlando, FL Stray Female Dog Found Near East Lake Elementary school

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Debbie G.

5 days ago

Diana Lenis well, you seem to care enough to keep replying...ffs

Diana L.

5 days ago

Debbie Grey yeah okay. What you said. You win! I got better things to do than to waste my time trying to get you to see the big picture. Plus, I dont care that you dont care. Everyone is entitled to their opinion even if its behind a screen 😎✌️

Debbie G.

5 days ago

Diana Lenis I dont care who you know. That has absolutely nothing to do with your judgmental and callous mentality

Diana L.

5 days ago

Hey Debbie Grey. I see you laugh at my responses. Here is something to really laugh about.. I see you are fb friends with Debbie Ornstein Bruno. Go ask her how many times has she received a call from a stranger saying they found my dog? The one I adopted from her in 2014. Trixie (now Mia). She will tell you zero! Zero times. Because they have never had to scan Mia and contact her to say Mia is missing. That is being a responsuble pet owner. I just thought I would share that fun funny fact. 😎

Debbie G.

5 days ago

Diana Lenis again, you know nothing about the owner or the dogs. Nothing. Regardless of what you see on the drama filled rantings of ND. Your dogs can always get out. Accidents happen. I hope you encounter the same calousness that you express here if they do!!!

Diana L.

5 days ago

Debbie Grey if it were my dogs, we wouldn't be posting about it. I wouldn't let my dogs out to roam at night and allow it to come back home in the morning. Nor would I proudly admit to it to the people that are constantly finding the dog in terrible conditions or because they find it on the street about to be ran over by a car. I take great care of my dogs. So much so that they have never been lost. They are chipped and have a collar with all of my information on it. Unlike the many dogs we are constantly having to rescue and take back home to their owners. If (and that's a huge IF) my dogs were to go missing, I would go to the end of the world to look for them. No matter what county that is in. I am not judging anyone. In fact, I am grateful that someone actually cares to take the dog to a shelter. In this case, if you go to the nextdoor app, you will find his picture posted at a minimum once a week. So you tell me, who is the real problem here? The owner that allows the situation to continue? Or the good samaritan that took time of their day to take the dog to A shelter to provide the dog safety? Anywho.. I hope you have a great day. To all dog owners, chip your dogs and use tags to identify them. This way, us pet finders dont have to take your pets to the "wrong" shelter.

Debbie G.

5 days ago

Diana Lenis if it were your dog and a finder took it to a different county, you would care!!! Easy to judge an owner when you know nothing about the them or their dog.

Diana L.

5 days ago

Debbie Grey we'll I didnt nor am taking anything to the wrong county. However, I am grateful for whoever did. Any shelter (regardless of a zip code) is better than what this poor dog goes through today. Any shelter will give him better conditions. He is out there in the heat and rain. When he has been given water and food, he acts like he's never been fed. So quite honestly, I don't care what shelter he is taken to. The person that took time out of their day to make sure he is safe and took him to A shelter is doing more than many! Don't get lost in the forest. Come out of the forest and see the big picture. The dog is safe, not at risk of getting ran over by a car, being fed and kept away from the Florida unpredictable weather and wildlife. Have a great day. 🌞

Sheron W.

5 days ago

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Kathie C.

5 days ago

My heart is breaking..poor baby. If, in fact, this owner does let this poor dog run the streets..they should be citated and fined!! That poor dog needs a forever loving home..prayers going up..

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