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Maze is Missing in Palmdale, CA

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Status

LOST

Date Last Seen

July 26, 2026

Location Last Seen

Palmdale, CA 93551

Nearest Landmark

10th Street West & Palmdale Blvd/Elizabeth Lake Road

Name

Maze

Sex

Female

PawBoost ID

73201694

Microchip #

956000013981908

Species

Dog

Description

Please give her water, any food or leftovers you may have if you see her. She's black and white with a brown right eye and blue left eye with a medium length tail. She may have blue bandage on her left arm with an IV catheter from undergoing treatment for a rattlesnake bite. The swelling from the bite on her snout and the left side of her face should have gone entirely by now however, her collar is missing. ================= I want to extend my deepest thanks to everyone who has taken the time to read Maze’s story, share her information, or simply keep her in mind. Every act of kindness — no matter how small — has meant more than I can express. While I have to be realistic that her chances of recovery may be minimal after so much time has past, I am still searching for her. I continue visiting the local shelters weekly, even though walking through the kennels is extremely difficult. The high mortality rate for impounded dogs, especially seniors, is something I’m painfully aware of, and it makes each visit emotionally overwhelming. However, I will continue to search if there is a possibility she is still out there. Thank you again for your time, compassion, and support. It has helped more than anyone can imagine. -Lawrence

Message from Owner

She is very friendly and approachable. She likes baby carrots and tomatoes as snacks. Last seen July 26, 2026, on the corner of 10th West and Palmdale Blvd. walking with a nurse from the Mission Animal hosp.

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Gloria C.
3 weeks ago
🩷💙🙏
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Gloria C.
3 weeks ago
🩷🩷💙💙🙏🙏
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Gloria C.
3 weeks ago
Praying for this cutie 🩷🩷💙💙🙏🙏
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Lisa D.
3 weeks ago
Sorry for your loss dog
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Christiane E.
4 weeks ago
Shared ♥️
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Lawrence T.
1 month ago
Joyce KewHello Joyce, Thank you for your message. My primary concern right now is her safety. Because she is spayed, very friendly, and recovering from a rattlesnake bite, I worry she could be vulnerable if she ends up in the wrong hands and potentially used as a bait dog. We live in a remote area, and she is unfamiliar with the surroundings, especially the traffic and the railroad nearby. For the past week, I’ve been driving back to the area daily, checking shaded spots and continuing the search until sundown. I plan to canvas the area overnight as well and place additional scent markers to help guide her back toward Mission Animal Hospital before the next heatwave begins. I appreciate your support during this difficult time. Sincerest regards, Taylor
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Lawrence T.
1 month ago
Cat Connor Hello Cat, Thank you so much for taking the time to share these suggestions. I appreciate your thoughtfulness and the practical steps you outlined. I’ve already begun implementing several of these, including putting out scent items and checking the area with a flashlight. However, I live approximately 45 miles from the Mission Animal Hospital, so every trip down to the area quite extensive. I will continue posting updates, reaching out to local vets and shelters, and distributing flyers in the neighborhood. Your support and guidance mean a great deal during this difficult time. Thank you again for your kindness and for keeping Maze in your thoughts. Sincerest regards, Taylor
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Lawrence T.
1 month ago
Hello Edee, Thank you for reaching out. The situation shouldn’t have unfolded that way, and I appreciate you taking the time to say something. Thank you as well for your concern about Maze. I’m continuing to search and follow up on every lead. If you hear or see anything that might help, please feel free to let me know. I appreciate your support. Taylor
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Joyce K.
1 month ago

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