Fullerton, CA Stray Female Dog Found Near Gilbert and Raymer

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Marilyn B.

6 days ago

Shared ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️please go home😪😪😪😪🙏🙏

Lorelei L.

6 days ago

PLEASE post on Nextdoor, Neighbors/Ring app, Pawboost (it's FREE and please post as "FOUND". Also check Pawboost LOST alerts), lost.petcolove dot org, lostmydoggie dot com, & on Facebook, in lost & found groups, & in community groups for your area. MOST IMPORTANTLY: File a found report with the shelters: 24petconnect dot com/BreedRequest/found. This registers the found dog with shelters within a 200 mile radius. Have pup scanned for a chip. Any vet office will scan for free. Walk pup around the neighborhood where found to see if anyone recognizes him/her. Put up flyers around the neighborhood where found, & surrounding neighborhoods. Ask for proof from whoever comes to claim him/her, as there are people who will try to claim other people's pets. Please be patient in finding the owner, as the owner may be a senior, not on social media &/or not internet savvy. Thank you for your kindness & for keeping him/her safe 💗🐾🙏🏻

Kimberley S.

6 days ago

Thank you for being so kind to help keep this found fur baby safe. Please ensure he/she doesn’t escape from you and if possible, secure inside so a coyote doesn’t and go. Here’s some guidance steps of additional things to do: 🐶 IF YOU FIND A LOST DOG 🐶 Please take these steps to help reunite them with their family: 1. Post Online: Share on local lost & found pet pages and apps like: • Nextdoor • PawBoost • Ring (Neighbors app) • Local Facebook groups 2. Scan for a Microchip: Take the dog to a vet or animal shelter to scan for a chip. Many rescuers also carry scanners - ask around! 3. Put Up “FOUND DOG” Signs: Hang posters in the neighborhood - NOT everyone uses social media. 4. File a Found Report with Your Local Shelter. This is essential and often legally required. 5. Foster if You Can: If safe and possible, keep the dog in your care until the owner is found. Be sure to request proof of ownership (photos, vet records, etc.).

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