Jackson Township, NJ Stray Female Dog Found Near Near exit 22 in Jackson NJ

Facebook Community Response

Deborah A.

3 months ago

Hey guys, just a quick update—we still haven’t found her a home yet, so we’re now looking for a loving family for her. We think she’d do best in a home with kids and a backyard. Please reach out if you’re interested!

Brenda M.

3 months ago

SHARING FROM DELAWARE.

Marylou W.

3 months ago

Shared 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

Jeannie L.

3 months ago

Wonderful of you to care for her and not put her in a shelter

Isabella B.

3 months ago

Annie Donoso the hair is actually looks different, but it could've gotten looking like that for all this time being out there. This dog has longer hair. 😢 this poor baby as well.

Annie D.

3 months ago

Could you please try calling her by the name Bailey to see if she recognizes it? There is someone who lost a dog with the same description.

Diane S.

3 months ago

Shared

Kerry R.

3 months ago

🐾FOUND DOG PROTOCOL- Follow the Law KNOCK ON NEIGHBOR’S DOORS IMMEDIATELY. MUST get proof of Ownership❗️ Please report to local police and animal control as owner has probably made a lost pet report. This is a law. Finders must report a found pet. 🐾Just remember Found Animals can’t be re-homed by you. You have to make an effort by law to find the owner and if not turn over to Animal Control who will take to the shelter your town contracts with. ⬇️ Please knock on your neighbors door up to two miles, although not all dogs run far when they get out. Hand them Found Dog flyers. Get proof of ownership before you hand the dog over! Proof of ownership is: Multiple pictures from their phone of them with the dog or the dog, dog’s name, Vet receipts. Please also check the Facebook lost pet pages local to your town. You can also take to a Vet for free service of scanning for a microchip. Please do everything you can to find the owner because once animals go into the “system” when animal control is called there is only a 7 day hold period before they can legally adopt out. Going into a shelter places a tremendous amount of stress on an animal and because of the stress they are prone to biting as it’s their only defense mechanism. Thank you for helping! Animals choose their rescuers. We can’t let them down.

Barbara S.

3 months ago

Hopefully owners will be found

Isabella B.

3 months ago

Thank you to the people who actually rescued this poor dog. I'm hoping this is Bailey. 🙏