Maia is Missing in Amelia, OH

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Lost Female Dog last seen New Construction Site Near Judd Rd, Amelia, OH 45102

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Status

LOST

Date Last Seen

January 14, 2025

Location Last Seen

Amelia, OH 45102

Nearest Landmark

New Construction Site Near Judd Rd

Name

Maia

Sex

Female

PawBoost ID

71183122

Species

Dog

Description

Senior dog. Mostly deaf and blind. Medium sized (40-50 lbs). Has a black tip on her tail.

Message from Owner

Senior dog that is deaf and can't see well is still missing since Sunday 1/12. She lives on Meadowlark in Amelia and has been spotted around Glenwood Trail and Glenstream in Forest Glen in Batavia (1/13). Also spotted near new construction site off Apple Rd near Judd Rd (1/14). Please help! People in the surrounding areas please check your cameras and Ring doorbells.

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Marco R.

2 years ago

Debbie Moore Maia doesn't have white on her like that, but thank you 🙂

Debbie M.

2 years ago

The dog on the right looks similar but has more white. I thought I would post just in case.

Carol M.

2 years ago

Shared!!! 🙏🙏🙏❤❤❤🐾🐾🐾

Sherry H.

2 years ago

Praying this furbaby gets found.

Sharon E.

2 years ago

Please consider calling Reeves Recovery..they have had a lot of success locating missing pets. Praying your baby gets home.

Jackie T.

2 years ago

Here are some valuable tips for finding lost pets: # Preparation is Key 1. _Microchip your pet_: Microchipping increases the chances of being reunited with your pet. 2. _Keep identification tags up-to-date_: Ensure your pet's ID tags have your current contact information. 3. _Take clear photos_: Keep recent, clear photos of your pet from different angles. 4. Contact Reaves Rescue and Rescovery # Search and Rescue 1. _Act quickly_: The sooner you start searching, the higher the chances of finding your pet. 2. _Search the neighborhood_: Thoroughly search your neighborhood, calling out your pet's name. 3. _Check hiding spots_: Look in hiding spots, such as under decks, in bushes, or behind fences. 4. _Use social media_: Post about your lost pet on social media platforms, like Facebook, Twitter, Pawboost and Nextdoor. 5. _Contact local shelters and animal control_:Reach out to local animal shelters, animal control agencies, and humane societies. And local vets. Go in person to these places! 6. Put out their food and water, piece of your clothing, their litter box if a cat. # Spread the Word 1. _Create flyers_: Make flyers with your pet's photo, description, and your contact information. 2. _Post flyers in the neighborhood_: Place flyers in mailboxes, on trees, and in local businesses. 3. _Inform your mail carrier and neighbors_: Let your mail carrier and neighbors know about your lost pet. # Stay Positive and Persistent 1. _Stay calm and focused_: Keep searching and stay positive. 2. _Continue searching at night_: Use flashlights or glow sticks to search for your pet at night. 3. _Check online lost pet listings_: Look for online listings, such as Lost My Doggie or PetFinder. Remember, finding a lost pet requires patience, persistence, and a thorough search effort. Stay hopeful, and with luck, you'll be reunited with your furry friend soon!

Nenye N.

2 years ago

I'm recommending " Drone Paw Rescue " on Facebook .They're expertise in tracking of missing/stolen pets, I've experienced their profession tracing my missing dog a couple of days ago, and they'll assist you x prayers sent, hoping for a safe and healthy reunion x 💝😊

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Maia is Missing in Amelia, OH

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