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Remi is Missing in Chicago, IL

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Lost Male Dog last seen 89th and Stoney Island, Chicago, IL 60617
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Status

LOST

Date Last Seen

July 22, 2026

Location Last Seen

Chicago, IL 60617

Nearest Landmark

89th and Stoney Island

Name

Remi

Sex

Male

PawBoost ID

73174418

Species

Dog

Description

Pomeranian with brown/red coat in his back, and cream color on his belly. He’s not wearing a collar or a harness.

Message from Owner

Please help us bring our family dog home. He’s 15 years old with decreased vision and hearing. He’s friendly with people and he’s scared.

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William L.
2 months ago
Call this shelter list daily and post fliers as they're surprisingly successful in recovering lost pets. Also post on PetFBI, facebook, Pawboost, Petco lost pets, and call your local police department via the non-emergency number in case someone reported having found your pet. Also put out some of the pet's favorite food, treats, milk, and/or open can of tuna or salmon on the front and back porches as they sniff out fish and milk from afar. Then go to all of your own and neighbors bushes because small pets love to hide behind shrubs that line people's homes. Also look under all decks where they might go when scared and seeking shelter. Finally, good luck, you are both in my prayers.
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Melissa M.
2 months ago
Notify non-emergency police, animal control and the postal carriers in the area lost. Check with neighbors or businesses nearby that may have cameras. Put a neon sign in your yard. Fill out lost reports with both Lost Dogs/Cats Illinois website www.petfbi.org and Pawboost website (choose not to pay for ads and it’s free!) They will generate a flyer for you to print. Post in lost animal sites and community sites on FB. Put up flyers at nearby stores/gas stations, pet stores, libraries, and give some to pizza delivery places to put on their boxes. Put the outside flyers in a gallon sized freezer bag to protect from the elements. You can also try bus companies to put a flyer on their buses. Let the kids in the area know as they notice everything when not on their phones. Put food and water out and something with your scent. Check in nearby garages, sheds, window wells, ponds, look under decks. Also check with shelters in person or call as many as you can and give them a flyer. If the animal is chipped notify the company and make sure your contact info is correct. Also let vet and groomers in the area know. Can see if anyone has a drone to help search especially if woods nearby. Please also be aware of scammers. Especially if you are giving a reward. Do not give them a code or anything they ask. Tell them you will give them the reward at the police station for both of your safety. 🙏🏻 for a reunion soon! Don’t give up hope!
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William L.
2 months ago
Call this shelter list daily and post fliers as they're surprisingly successful in recovering lost pets. Also post on PetFBI, facebook, Pawboost, Petco lost pets, and call your local police department via the non-emergency number in case someone reported having found your pet. Also put out some of the pet's favorite food, treats, milk, and/or open can of tuna or salmon on the front and back porches as they sniff out fish and milk from afar. Then go to all of your own and neighbors bushes because small pets love to hide behind shrubs that line people's homes. Also look under all decks where they might go when scared and seeking shelter. Finally, good luck, you are both in my prayers.
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