Greenville, SC Lost Male Dog, Red Man Is Missing

Facebook Community Response

Jennifer S.

1 week ago

Amber Cannon if you are the person that listed as missing please check you email from pawboost or message me

Jennifer S.

1 week ago

Check your Pawboost email

Amber C.

1 month ago

I called the person who had him before me he been looking too no luck at this time

Amber C.

1 month ago

Thank you still been looking everywhere for him no luck i pray he is safe

Lara L.

1 month ago

Alicia Powell Jennifer Hill Britt Manley incase you see one posted locally

Jan S.

1 month ago

Here are a few tips to help you find your beautiful pup: - If there’s a neighborhood Facebook page where he went missing, post on there right away so people in the area can be on the lookout. Ask them to check their outdoor cameras for any sightings. - Put up MISSING DOG flyers all around the area where he went missing with his picture and your contact info. - Email a copy of your MISSING DOG flyer to Animal Control to hang in their intake area in case he is brought in. - Go IN PERSON to Animal Shelters in your area in case he is brought in. There may be more than one shelter, so go to each one. They don’t keep them for long, so go at least every other day, so you don’t miss him if he ends up being brought there. - If he is chipped, notify the microchip company that he is missing, AND make sure your contact info with them is current and up-to-date so they can get ahold of you if someone finds your baby and gets him scanned. - If he happens to be chipped to a previous owner or to a shelter, get their assistance to transfer the chip registration to your name and contact info in order to avoid confusion if someone finds your pet and get him scanned. - If there’s any chance that a part of the chain he was hooked up to might be still attached to his collar, please be aware that a chain or leash can become tangled in branches or brush, keeping a pet stuck and unable to get free. If there’s any possibility of this scenario, please search carefully through any wooded areas or places with heavy brush to see if he is stuck. Take water and treats with you just in case, because if he is stuck, he’s bound to be hungry and dehydrated. Another thing to be aware of is that lost pets become fearful and often go into “fight or flight” mode, and may be hiding. While they’re in that state of mind, they temporarily may not even recognize their owner or their owner’s voice. It is important to speak calmly and reassuringly when calling his name, because if they detect worry or stress in owner’s voice, strange as it sounds, it temporarily makes them want to hide even more. Praying and rooting for you find your beautiful pup real soon!

Deborah R.

1 month ago

You never do that -stay with them always !!!

Diane B.

1 month ago

Praying for a safe return home 🏡 🙏

Cathy W.

1 month ago

Post on pawboost.com in case someone sees him

Cathy W.

1 month ago

He's going back home. Where is home to him?