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Reunited Dog in Pensacola, FL 32505

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Status

REUNITED - reunited after 7 days, 16 hours

Date Last Seen

August 24, 2026

Name

No name

Sex

Unknown

PawBoost ID

73301624

Species

Dog

Description

Black with white patches on the neck and muzzle.

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Linda L.
2 weeks ago
That looks kind of like the dog posted earlier on another local page. The picture was taken at the Publix in Beulah. Man down on his luck, traveling with his dog.
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Margot J.
2 weeks ago
Awww , that baby looks sad.
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Arianna R.
2 weeks ago
Logan Christian i dont think it is sadly
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Logan C.
2 weeks ago
Looks almost like a dog posted on this same page named Draco lost in milton
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Kristina D.
2 weeks ago
Pensacola Pets Lost and Found
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Renee C.
2 weeks ago
Thank you SO VERY MUCH for keeping this pet safe and ensuring that anyone who claims to be the owner IS in fact the rightful owner. Be careful…. The owner will be able to tell YOU the dog’s name, gender, color of collar and any identifying marks / characteristics. You shouldn’t post online (Facebook) any of the above info about the pet you found. And don’t share it with the possible owner. Let the owner of a missing pet give you the info about their pet. Request photos of their missing dog. See if the dog responds to the pet’s name the person gives you. See if the dog you found matches any description / characteristics they provide. The owner will also have vet records to share. Pet can be scanned for free at your veterinary office, many fire stations, petco and petsmart. Some groomers can scan for microchips too. Also please contact the local animal shelter and report this pet as found. Pet’s family should call there or go there looking for their fur baby. You should be able to foster the pet at your home, so that the pet doesn’t have to stay at the shelter. Older dogs, and litter dogs especially shouldn’t be at shelters. They do not do well at all in a shelter environment. Pleas, please consider being his foster family. However, the shelter should be aware that you found him/her. I also recommend putting a simple Found Dog in your yard and at your mailbox in case pet’s owners drive around looking for him or her. Also lets your mailman, neighbors and other delivery people know about the dog. They may hear of a missing dog and now will know you found one. And, it can be a good idea to walk the dog on leash around the neighbor to see if the dog leads you to their home and to see if anyone recognizes the pooch.
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Mary H.
2 weeks ago
Pretty
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