Reunited Female Dog in Knoxville, TN 37914 (ID: 72931549)

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Kayla S.

1 week ago

*UPDATES* Guys I don’t understand, someone replied to our microchip report, texted us, asked us where we were located and has not responded to our texts for several hours. We are very confused and discouraged. The microchip website is working! We have submitted a report. Her name is Netta We’ve found out that she is CHIPPED! but the website is not currently working. We have a number to try and call tomorrow if it doesn’t work tonight. Hoping for a happy ending but will continue sharing to see if anyone is missing this sweet girl. Will post updates as I have them! Thank you all for any suggestions and for sharing/boosting the post.

Irina P.

1 week ago

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Paula L.

1 week ago

Thank you for being her Hero, Bless you ❤️Please be careful who tries to claim, make whoever show good proof of ownership, not pics they can be altered, There are Horrible Evil people out there looking for free Bait and Cult dogs, it’s a Horrible Death 😢They even send Teenagers and Wives to claim 😢Please be careful 🙏❤️The shelter would be the safest place for her , it would give her a chance at a home that would love her, that woman probably just turned her loose and left, that’s so sad , Thank you so much for helping her ❤️🙏

Kayla S.

1 week ago

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Kayla S.

1 week ago

Another photo of the sweet girl

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Kayla S.

1 week ago

Annette Brown thank you!

Annette B.

1 week ago

https://www.idgsr.org/contact-us. Great rescue for German Shepherds

Annette B.

1 week ago

If able, try posting on the local Nextdoor app (if possible), lost .petcolove .org and watching craigslist. If you post to other groups, be sure to add the county, city and state to your posting since the posting may be shared nationally. Also, take flyers to shelters and vet offices with a photo and report the pet found. They have a board for both lost and found pets. Remember, not everyone is on Social Media. (Ask for proof of ownership by either vet records or a picture from the phone.)

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