Duncan, SC Stray Female Dog Found Near Rogers Mill

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Violet G.

2 weeks ago

Praying 🙏 for this precious little one to be blessed with a forever unconditional loving home. Thank you so much for taking great care of this Beautiful little one

Shelley W.

2 weeks ago

H.R. Brooks the dog is a female according to the description. I hope it’s your girl!

Anne B.

2 weeks ago

I would love this baby.

Reba H.

3 weeks ago

Unfortunately that baby doesn’t belong to anyone, probably dumped, it has been on it’s own for quite awhile 😢😡 poor baby 💔❤️❤️

Donna B.

3 weeks ago

There is a missing Great Dane I will look for post

Christine L.

3 weeks ago

Looks thin

Jan S.

3 weeks ago

Thank you for helping this pup! Here are some tips to help you find the owner: - If there’s a neighborhood Facebook page where the pup was found, post on there right away to reach the people who live in that area. - Put up FOUND DOG flyers all around the neighborhood or area where pup was found with its picture and your contact info. - If there are adjacent neighborhoods close to where the pup was found, put flyers in those areas as well, because pets are not always aware of boundaries between neighborhoods and may accidentally wander from one to another, unaware that they’re getting further and further away from home. - Email a copy of your flyer to Animal Control to hang in their lobby in case the owner goes there looking for their missing pup. - Take the pup to be scanned for a microchip. Any Veterinarian will do it for free, and could help to track down the owner. - If someone does come forward claiming to be the owner, please get absolute proof of ownership, as some people will claim to own pets that are not actually theirs, sometimes for nefarious purposes, and innocent pets could end up as Bait in dog fighting rings. Thank you so much for helping this sweet pup. Praying you’ll be able to find the owner real soon.

Alyssa B.

3 weeks ago

🤨

Tracy G.

3 weeks ago

H.R. Brooks I hope she’s yours. 🙏🏻

Red’s H.

3 weeks ago

Michele Anne This mindset is so dangerous. If this dog has been lost for any length of time stress and lack of food and water will cause a deterioration- especially for a hard keeping shepherd breed. I’ve seen one too many posts where loving owners don’t get their dogs back because people assumed something incorrectly.

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