Stray Dog Sighting in Johnston County, NC 27577

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Found/Stray Unknown Dog last seen Langdon Farms off of 210, Johnston County, NC 27577

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Status

SIGHTING

Date Found

July 22, 2026

Location Found

Johnston County, NC 27577

Nearest Landmark

Langdon Farms off of 210

Sex

Unknown

PawBoost ID

73170030

Species

Dog

Description

Black/ white dog and tan/white dog. Seen here in Langdon Farms neighborhood. Also seen traveling along Highway 210. People are reporting that the dogs have been seen in the area multiple times over a long period. It's unknown whether they are friendly. Call Johnston County Animal Shelter if necessary.

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I spotted these guys on the back porch of a hse being built in the Langdon Farms community off of 210 in Smithfield. They don’t have collars and the black/ white dog wouldn’t let me get close. It seems slightly territorial, but I wouldn’t call it aggressive. I think it’s protecting its friend. The tan/white dog unfortunately appears to be ill, so I can’t bring them into my yard and risk my own dogs even if I could get close. The poor dog’s eyes are almost crusted shut. They are currently at hse number 210 on Rabbit Run Dr. The hse is unoccupied.

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June T.

1 month ago

Kate Tolin Coates Thanks for posting your information. I was reposting from NextDoor and didn't know their history. Hopefully they can be scooped up and the situation resolved soon. I am crossing my fingers that they can be rehabilitated.

Annie C.

1 month ago

Kyle Casey

Mandy L.

1 month ago

Catherine Spear no. They have a home. They roam around at night killing small animals for sport. I've rescued MANY pitbulls, never encountered anything like this. They need to be captured and taken care of. You cant save every animal. Unfortunately their owners have done nothing to help these dogs.

Kate T.

1 month ago

They killed one of my sweet 7 year old cats on Highway 210 about a week ago. I hope someone gets them because I don't feel safe playing outside with my 4 year old right now, with them spotted at multiple houses nearby and killing several cats of my neighbors now. They've been on my property at least 3 times and have them on my cameras. They may be sick and need help but they are definitely aggressive from what I've heard from other neighbors so be careful if you spot them. Sounds like they may not need to be reunited since they have escaped and are hungry many times before and clearly are not taken care of.

June T.

1 month ago

Mandy Long I had no idea. I was posting with information from NextDoor. I will report to the shelter as well. Thank you for letting us know the situation.

Brenda O.

1 month ago

Probably dumped, so sad 😞

Catherine S.

1 month ago

Animal control is full killing

Catherine S.

1 month ago

They r probly trying to survive, starving .

Mandy L.

1 month ago

‼️‼️‼️THESE DOGS ARE AGGRESSIVE AND SMALL ANIMAL KILLERS‼️‼️‼️ I have posted about these dogs many times now. Animal control knows about these dogs. They have been roaming 210 highway for months now. Animal control WILL NOT DO ANYTHING. They belong to the house at 6213 Black Creek Road, Smithfield. These dogs are AGGRESSIVE and have killed multiple cats and other pets up and down 210. Including some of mine. They need to be removed from roaming. I can promise you their owners will not.

Amber H.

1 month ago

Call animal control to get these babies to safety

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