Goofy Boy is Missing in La Puente, CA

Description

All white, fluffy, feathery fur. He has bent ears and a showy, plumy tail He holds high over his back. He squints his right eye quite a bit from being born with entropion rolling eyelids, though he underwent surgery, he still will squint at times. He has dark eyes. He has pink and black gums. He is neutered and received his other vaccinations via original owner. He also has his Rabies vaccine which is good until April 11, 2026. This pup is not aggressive , but aloof and not highly sociable, more wary. He is still a baby . He has his personality from his parentage. Tibetan Mastiff and American Akita. He is comfortable with people that know him and the dogs he grew with. Due to his size , he may appear scary and his eyes are noticeable but he is less than a year old and not a threat. He had just been adopted out with his sister Helena and broke out just about the next day of his new residence. He is microchipped. I am hoping he is safe and his new owner is searching around through local areas for him as well. He was found by someone on Facebook , but he left. If anyone sees him, please call Animal Control. He is microchipped and he will be reunited via this way. He most likely will not go with anyone willingly, but he has been gone for some time. I am hoping he is not hurt or dead.

Message from Owner

Please help reunite Ox with his new owner. He has be renamed after being recently adopted out. My husband and I have raised him with love and care and we took the time to find an appropriate owner for him and one sibling. His new owner is a trainer and can provide the attention and time for Ox , and his sister Helena lives there as well. He should be back with his new owner and given the time to grow accustomed there with love and grow up. He is less than a year old and about 100 lbs. He chewed out of the chain link fence out there and ran away , probably in hopes to getting back to our place in Azusa, but he may get hit by a car or hurt and I am trying to reach out as much as possible. From any pet recovery site to flyers to searching locally. Whatever it takes. The new owner and the original owners are searching.