Spartanburg County, SC Lost Male Dog, Dozer Is Missing

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Debbie J.

2 weeks ago

Update?

Debbie L.

2 weeks ago

Sending prayers for a safe return

Barbara F.

2 weeks ago

🙏🙏

Michelle K.

2 weeks ago

Yes. Since Harley is missing, I’d check multiple online databases every day, because whoever finds him may post him on a different site than the one where you posted him. The most important places are: * PawBoost – Found Dogs⁠ — this is a big one. Search the FOUND/STRAY listings, not just lost listings. PawBoost is currently showing recent found dogs and shelter intakes. * Petco Love Lost⁠ — upload Harley’s photo. It can help compare his picture against animals reported found or taken to participating shelters. * Nextdoor⁠ — search your neighborhood plus surrounding neighborhoods for “found dog,” “stray dog,” “black dog,” “Cane Corso,” “mastiff,” etc. * Facebook⁠ — search local groups for Lost & Found Pets Anderson SC, Anderson County Lost & Found Pets, Greenville SC Lost & Found Pets, Upstate SC Lost & Found Pets, plus community groups for Anderson, Belton, Williamston, Pendleton, Starr, Iva, Honea Path and surrounding areas. * Ring Neighbors⁠ — people frequently post security-camera footage of dogs wandering through neighborhoods. * Pet FBI⁠ — nationwide lost/found pet database. * 24Petconnect⁠ — search shelter animals and lost/found listings. * Petfinder⁠ and Adopt a Pet⁠ — check newly listed Cane Corsos, mastiffs and large black dogs. Sometimes a dog eventually gets transferred to a rescue and appears as adoptable. * Craigslist Greenville Lost & Found⁠ and the Pets section — some people still post found dogs there. Also check the shelter pages themselves. Anderson County P.A.W.S. is especially important—PawBoost is currently showing animals entering PAWS at 1320 US-29 in Anderson, so shelter intakes are appearing online. One thing I would not do is limit the search to “Cane Corso.” Someone who doesn’t know the breed might describe Harley as a mastiff, pit bull mix, large black dog, Corso mix, black mastiff, or just stray dog. If Harley has been gone for a while, I’d also expand your searches 50–100 miles from Anderson. Dogs get picked up by people and transported surprisingly far. If you want, I can search the current FOUND DOG listings around Anderson/Greenville right now for any dog that could possibly be Harley, including PawBoost and shelter listings.

Michelle K.

2 weeks ago

Do these things asap

Linda N.

2 weeks ago

Make flyers with picture saying LOST DOG. Put up 1-4 miles from where last seen. Not everyone has social media