Cape Coral, FL Lost Female Dog, Diana Is Missing

Shirley M.

11 months ago

Shared with prayers🙏💕

Lori B.

11 months ago

Tess Black just start going door to door and having them check their footage from that day you’re not bringing a bunch of stuff again

Tess B.

11 months ago

Lori Berroa thank you for the help! All signs have been posted in those areas you’ve mentions & everything you’ve mentioned above has been done the past couple of days. I think the focus is getting the word out for people to check their home security cameras to see if she’s passed by because right now we just need a siding so that we can understand what area she’s currently in because we’ve lost her trail. 😢 as always. Thank you for your help!

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Tess B.

11 months ago

Glenna Sue Ruth Purvis thank you! Everything you’ve mentioned above has been done the past couple of days. I think the focus is getting the word out for people to check their home security cameras to see if she’s passed by because right now we just need a siding so that we can understand what area she’s currently in because we’ve lost her trail.

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Glenna S.

11 months ago

HUGE visible corrugated plastic signs 18x12 are what is needed to bring your dog home. The very NUMBER ONE method to bring a pet home the fastest is HUGE SIGNS with HUGE WRITING. You can get at Lowes Supply and Home Depot. HUGE Flyers NOT 8x10 paper or cardboard. They can’t be seen when driving by AND don’t even last overnight. Corrugated plastic will hold up in the wind and rain. They last longer because kids don't pull them down. Use Zip ties to secure them with. This brings lost pets back 99% more than ANY OTHER METHOD! You can cut them down to 18x12 and which will give you 20 signs Put holes in top of signs to use Zip Ties to secure them with. Check all waters IMMEDIATELY if you haven’t already. Go door to door checking to see if your pet has been found. Some people have cameras outside. Ask if your pet might have been captured on it. If your pet is chipped notify your chip company to report lost being sure your information on file is current. Place signs on both sides on your mailbox. Check your local animal services online often. If you are in doubt whether it’s your pet or not go in person to be sure. This applies to any county you live in. Post on pawboost.com and nextdoor if you haven’t already. Share on all Lost and Found Animal Groups on Facebook.