Oroville, CA Lost Female Dog, Cleo Is Missing

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Tina E.

1 week ago

TIPS TO HELP FIND YOUR LOST DOG: Talk to as many neighbors as possible. Ask neighbors to check their ring/ surveillance cameras. 🔥If you have another dog, please bring that dog with you as you search. 🔥 ✔️ Place his/her bedding and a few pieces of your unwashed clothing/socks outside and share on the Nextdoor App. Put a bowl of water (no food) in your front yard. He/she may be able to pick up the scent and find his/her way home. ✔️ Walk around the area calling to your dog and shaking a bag/box of treats or squeezing a favorite squeaky toy. Go door to door and talk to as many people as possible! ✔️ If he/she is microchipped contact the microchip company to report him/her lost and update your contact information. ✔️ If there’s a homeless population nearby, be sure to check with them. They may have seen some thing that others didn’t notice! ✔️ Hang flyers (use a bright color board or paper) with your dog's picture in your neighborhood, surrounding areas, local shopping centers, businesses, vet's offices, groomers, etc. within a five mile radius from your home. ✔️ Go door to door with the flyers as well and try to speak with people when handing out flyers. Talk to the mailman and UPS/FedEx/delivery drivers! They see a lot! ✔️ Make a sign with his/her picture and put it in your front yard stating he/she is missing. ✔️ File a lost report with the shelters in your area and surrounding area shelters too (you can usually do it online). ✔️ Check shelters in person, daily if possible. Ask to see dogs in isolation too. ✔️ Check shelter websites as well. ✔️ Check shelter found reports for dogs found but not at the shelter. ✔️ Take a flyer to the shelters. ✔️ File online with Pawboost.

Grace H.

2 weeks ago

I'm worried they can't see it in this dark picture but I forwarded it.

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