Reunited Female Dog in Rockford, IL 61104 (ID: 73152563)

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Margaret P.

4 days ago

Kristin Paige Teasdale is she chipped, wearing a harness or leash?

Barbara N.

4 days ago

Kristin Paige Teasdale ❤️💋❤️💋❤️💋😎

Sally A.

4 days ago

Kristin Paige Teasdale I also just shared your post and what's happening in Loves Park since you thought she may have run towards there

Kristin P.

4 days ago

She is found!

Kristin P.

4 days ago

Sally A SterlingShe was with my Boyfriend and by the time he turned the car around, parked she was gone. Animal control has been contacted.

Sally A.

4 days ago

Was she with you? Have a general idea of where she might be? Have you thought of contacting Winnebago County Animal Control to assist? There's such high traffic area. I pray for her safety and yours.

Kat E.

4 days ago

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Kat E.

4 days ago

If she is chipped, call the chip company to let know she is lost and be sure they have your correct contact info. You can also post her lost on Nextdoor, What’s Happening in Rockford and Fido Alert on Facebook,on Pawboost (include your phone number) and on winnebagoanimals.org. Go yourself and look for her at Winnebago County Animal Services, 4517 N Main, Rockford, as the staff is too busy to look for her for you. They are open M 11-7, T-F 11-5, Sat. 11-4, closed Sun. Try to go every day or every other day if possible. Also check the dogs up for adoption in case she is posted there, but she will have a different name. Tips to find a lost dog: https://www.pawboost.com/blog/how-to-search-for-lost-dog/ Lostdogsofamerica.org Lostdogsillinois.org Most people are happy to help find your dog and get him right back to you. These are tips to help you avoid being scammed. If someone says they have your dog and are asking for money. It’s probably a scam, especially if they are using Telegram. Ask detailed questions about your dog’s unique characteristics that aren’t shared publicly. Scammers typically can’t answer this correctly. Have them take a photo or a video with your pet, showing a hand gesture that you ask them to make to prove they have your pet in real time. Never send money to anyone claiming to have your pet unless you have confirmed it’s yours and you have her back. Get the name and number for the person who says they have your dog. Verify contact information. Be cautious if someone refuses to meet in a public location or communicate through traceable methods. Please be careful with anyone claiming to have your dog and asking for a 6 digit google code to prove you are a human. It is a scam. Please disregard no matter how persistent the scammers are!

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