Frederick, CO Stray Male Dog Found Near Bella Rosa & Grand Mesa Ave

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Diañe A.

1 week ago

Shared

Mark M.

2 weeks ago

Hope you find his family soon

Patricia H.

2 weeks ago

can you post on nextdoor?

Heather S.

2 weeks ago

Patricia Hinton already checked no chip

Susan H.

2 weeks ago

Schnauzer or Schnauzer mix

Andrea B.

2 weeks ago

Thank you so much for helping! Many people are not on social media, and never see these posts. The first place owners go, desperate to find their missing pets, is to the shelters to see if they have been picked up or turned in. Call the local government run animal shelter asap to let them know where the pet is, and provide your contact information. The shelters will ask you if you want to hold the pet till the owners are found, or if you want them to pick it up. You can safely notify the shelter, and still hold on to the pet until owners come looking for it, if you want to. Many shelters have a lost and found page on their website that allows you to post the animal you found. Disregard any steps you have already done. Please understand I work nationwide and I am trying to help. Do not give away a found animal who belongs to its owner! Take to get scanned for a chip at any 24 hr animal hospital, Petsmart or any Vet office, at no charge. *If pet has tags, call Vet referenced on the tags. They can locate owner with tag # info on it. Check inside of the collar and harness in case owner wrote their contact info. Please post him on Nextdoor app, it's one of the best apps to post on since owners usually reach out first to their surrounding neighborhood area to see if someone found their pet. Also post to www. pawboost. com and www. lovelost. com As stated above, go online to the animal shelter website in the area you found him and submit a found pet report. You will be able to upload a picture. *If claimed, please ask for good proof of ownership before releasing him to anyone. Pictures or videos work well. There are too many people out there with bad intentions. Some are taking them to sell and others to use as bait for fighting dogs. Only release pet to owner! Do NOT give away an animal whose owners are most likely desperate to find it! Make sure they show proof of ownership before releasing pet. Have them meet you at their vet and go in and confirm ownership. Please don't turn him away or leave him behind. Call the animal shelter right away if unable to rescue. Thank you!

Patricia H.

2 weeks ago

shared, PLEASE check for a microchip

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