Reunited Male Dog in Northglenn, CO 80260 (ID: 73155058)

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Roxie B.

3 days ago

Awesome ♥️🙏✝️

Frances F.

3 days ago

Poor baby, thanks for helping

Krystal N.

3 days ago

Please get him out of the heat asap! They overheat rather quickly and can die. Any Vets office can scan him for a chip.

RJ C.

3 days ago

Please require proof to claim. Any vet will scan for chip at no charge. Thanks for keeping safe 🐾

Susan H.

3 days ago

They dont do well in the heat, please try to cool him off

James B.

3 days ago

Don't lose hope. Many lost pets have been reunited with their owners. Reach out to (Orion's Skytech with a clear photo, the last location your pet was seen, and your contact details. Wishing you a successful reunion.

Fabbie M.

3 days ago

being that size I'm sure he didn't get too far knock on a few doors were you found him I'm sure it's someplace close 🙋🏻‍♀️

Jackie W.

3 days ago

Thank for helping this little one!

Michelle L.

3 days ago

Poor baby! 🙏🏼

Rhonda B.

3 days ago

[DF] Thank you for rescuing this fur baby! I'm involved with lost pet rescue and just so you know, I respond to hundreds of lost and found pet posts every month to offer some help, so can't customize this for every situation. If you already know about these steps or have done them, please just disregard: Firstly, please don't ever assume that an animal has been dumped by its family. Pets are often stolen during car thefts, by nasty neighbors and vindictive exes and roommates, then driven miles from home and dumped. If you haven't done so already, a vet or shelter will scan for a microchip free of charge. Also, please post on other lost and found pet websites and your neighborhood social media site. You can also check with vets, shelters, and animal control in the area to see if this pet has been reported missing. Some people, especially the elderly, don't know how to go online to search for lost pets, so some big neon posters in the area would be helpful. If the family does come forward, please be sure they have pics and vet records to prove ownership. If you cannot take care of the pet until the owner is found, please turn it over to the nearest no- licensed shelter. Most owners check with local shelters for lost pets. Also, just a friendly FYI: Pets are considered personal property. If a person shelters a stray, they must actively search for it's owners and cannot give or sell it to another, or it could be considered theft. Also, please don't even give a pet to someone you don't know who offers to foster while they find the family. Although there are some very good-hearted people out there, there are also some very evil ones, who use strays and free pets for very nefarious reasons, including dog fighting bait. Unfortunately, they really know how to con people. Only a licensed rescue or shelter can put a pet up for adoption. Individuals who keep a stray can only file a legal claim for ownership due to abandonment after 5 yrs. Thanks again! ❤

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