Reunited Female Dog in Zephyrhills, FL 33541 (ID: 72934238)

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Cary C.

7 days ago

*** this is a template I post to help, I do not research companies who search for pets, there are some good ones who do help. Just do your due diligence and please be careful of those telling you to go to pages, sites, etc. for help, they may be legit or may not, just check them out.. Any company or person who helps find pets will have a legitimate business and advertise you can find on multiple places with an internet search.. here is good info about scams https://www.bbb.org/article/scams/8612-lost-pet-watch-out-for-this-text-message-scam Check local Humane Society, county shelters and local rescues. Also post on Pawboost .com, nextdoor .com and the vets .com plus petco lost and found onlinr. See if there is a Facebook page "lost and found pets of (your county and surrounding counties)... check Humane Society and local animal shelter daily, they usually only give 3 days before adopting out. Post flyers locally and on doors of local businesses who will allow.. Make a sign with photo and place in your yard or apt_condo window if allowed. The more people who see the better. Check local rescues too. Contact your microchip company and flag the chips as lost pets and make sure all your contact info is updated. See if your neighbors have security video with your pet leaving or being picked up. If you adopted and don't know if microchipped (most are) contact the rescue, shelter, etc and get the microchip info to contact and update. https://www.preventivevet.com/dogs/how-to-update-your-pets-microchip https://www.petco.com/content/petco/PetcoStore/en_US/pet-services/resource-center/seasonal-topics/Tips-to-Find-Lost-Pets.html

Louise P.

7 days ago

Ty for the update so happy she’s home with her family. ❤️

Cindy B.

7 days ago

Linda Carter should have posted a screen shot if your that sure

Linda C.

7 days ago

SHE IS AT THE HUMANE SOCIETY ON ARMENIA

Ann K.

1 week ago

Jaime Suddards it was nice of him to take it, but unfortunately, he took it out of county where most people don’t go to look for their dogs. Luckily, I found it on the Humane Society page with the gate number.