Owens Cross Roads, AL Lost Male Dog, Disco Is Missing

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Regina E.

1 month ago

Shared

Kim A.

1 month ago

Did you find your baby?

Tori B.

1 month ago

*** BACK AT HOME ***

Laura C.

1 month ago

You may already know all of this so I apologize up front as I copy/paste this several times every day! …First, we all will keep an eye out for this pet, and we are sorry this has happened. DO: -On your missing posts: List your nearest large street, city/county and state the pet is missing from…. -If microchipped, make sure you have updated the information on file. -File a lost report w/the animal shelters in your county (consider contacting other nearby counties). Post on the next-door app for your area. -Make a simple flier to hang w/the pets photo, “missing,”and your phone number to post at neighborhood entrances, vet offices, convenience stores (carry duct tape and clear tape)…etc… -Place some DIRTY socks, T-shirts, undies etc… outside your home so they can smell your scent and get home. Tracker’s recommend that you put your worn clothing at the four corners of your yard and change it out every 24 hours, and/or empty vacuum cleaner contents around the periphery of the yard. -Set out the pets blanket, bed or whatever on the porch. Anything that can get the scent of home out there may help draw the dog home. Open your windows if possible. Dogs have a keen sense of smell and can smell from many miles. -Drive and look -ask people outside if they have seen your dog- but DO NOT CALL their name! Calling randomly can confuse pets as to where you are. If the dog hears you near ABC St. & you then drive to XYZ St. and call their name, they may get further lost. Walk around and ask neighbors if your pet has been seen. -If he has a favorite squeaky toy, take it out in the yard and squeak it several times a day. He may hear it and it may lead him to you. -Sit outside and talk or read aloud in a normal, calm voice -GO and check local shelters, and after several days contact rescues as they pull dogs from shelters often and may have your pet. Get on the rescue sites, lost & found sites,etc… social media pages and see if your dog is in any shelter or rescue photos. And please… WHEN your pet gets home, please edit the top of the original post with something like **Back with family**or *** BACK AT HOME *** etc… in all your originally listed different groups. That way IF this baby goes AWOL again we can locate you fast!

Tammy S.

1 month ago

Contact Lost Paws Trapping Team

Camden B.

1 month ago