Anaheim, CA Stray Dog Found Near Normandy Dr and Seville

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Dana R.

2 months ago

I’m pretty sure this is the same dog I took to OC Animal Control on Thursday 4/2. It had been roaming the streets of Anaheim and Placentia for over a week. She was sleeping in some bushes at a home in Orange off Glassell and Riverbend Parkway, and I was able to get her in my car. She’s not chipped and she’s in heat. I posted her on PawBoost, Ring and nextdoor. https://www.pawboost.com/landing/pet/v8rwqfm1FL6YbwKjxuNPVtInjPDfuKtA/found-stray-unknownfemale-orange-ca-92865?utm_source=api

Kimberley S.

2 months ago

Jay Taylor - see my guidance steps in one of my other comments as maybe posting on Nextdoor or Ring may work?

Jay T.

2 months ago

Kimberley Steel I completely agree I believe I did post on here separately a couple pictures do you have maybe another website or group you recommend

Kimberley S.

2 months ago

Jay Taylor - it may be worth creating a separate post asking if anyone has a microchip scanner so they can come help do that.

Jay T.

2 months ago

Kimberley Steel anything I can do to help I know how scary it is to be out there alone🫶🏽

Jay T.

2 months ago

She is safe such a sweet baby unfortunately I’m not able to bring her to a vet so if anyone in the area does have a scanner and would like to come scan her please have them contact me I have a helpful Neighbor keeping her in their side yard for now.

Kimberley S.

2 months ago

Jay Taylor - you’re awesome!! Thank you.

Kimberley S.

2 months ago

Jay Taylor - Thank you for being so kind to help keep this found fur baby safe. Please ensure she doesn’t escape from you and if possible, secure inside. Here’s some guidance steps of additional things to do: 🐶 IF YOU FIND A LOST DOG 🐶 Please take these steps to help reunite them with their family: 1. Post Online: Share on local lost & found pet pages and apps like: • Nextdoor • PawBoost • Ring (Neighbors app) • Local Facebook groups 2. Scan for a Microchip: Take the dog to a vet or animal shelter to scan for a chip. Many rescuers also carry scanners - ask around! 3. Put Up “FOUND DOG” Signs: Hang posters in the neighborhood - NOT everyone uses social media. 4. File a Found Report with Your Local Shelter. This is essential and often legally required. 5. Foster if You Can: If safe and possible, keep the dog in your care until the owner is found. Be sure to request proof of ownership (photos, vet records, etc.).

Jay T.

2 months ago

Kimberley Steel yes I did

Kimberley S.

2 months ago

Did you try to help secure this roaming dog?

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