Tater is Missing in Lexington, SC

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Lost Male Dog last seen Near Lost Branch Road Lexington SC, Lexington, SC 29072

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Status

LOST

Date Last Seen

October 27, 2026

Location Last Seen

Lexington, SC 29072

Nearest Landmark

Near Lost Branch Road Lexington SC

Name

Tater

Sex

Male

PawBoost ID

73565762

Species

Dog

Description

White Chihuahua brown spots

Message from Owner

Please help us find my friend’s 17 year old, deaf, senior dog. Poor eyesight and sometimes disoriented. Got out of broken gate and wandered off. We searched all night with no luck.

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Jan S.

1 day ago

I’m so sorry your sweet pup is missing! Here are a few tips to help find him: - If there’s a neighborhood Facebook page where your pup went missing, post on there right away so people in the area can be on the lookout; - ask them to check their outdoor cameras for any sightings. - Put up MISSING DOG flyers all around the area where he went missing with his picture and your contact info. - If there are adjacent neighborhoods close to where the pup went missing, put flyers up in those areas as well, because pets are not always aware of boundaries between neighborhoods and may accidentally wander from one to another, unaware that they’re getting further and further away from home. - Email a copy of your MISSING DOG flyer to Animal Control to hang in their intake area in case your sweet pup is brought in. - Go IN PERSON to Animal Shelters in your area in case he is brought in. There may be more than one shelter, so go to each one. They don’t keep them for long, so go at least every other day, so you don’t miss him if he ends up being brought there. - If he is chipped, notify the microchip company that he is missing, AND make sure your contact info with them is current and up-to-date so they can get ahold of you if someone finds your baby and gets him scanned. Praying you find your sweet pup real soon!

Jean D.

1 day ago

I don’t understand how people loose their senior dogs! You should guard them like there your children! SMH!