Reunited Male Dog in Arlington, TX 76013 (ID: 72925055)

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Juli W.

1 week ago

What a precious little lost boy💕🙏💕🙏💕😟

Corbi S.

1 week ago

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Candi M.

1 week ago

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Candi M.

1 week ago

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Candi M.

1 week ago

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Diana S.

1 week ago

🐾If you haven't already (these are some suggestions, as you may have already done some of these and some suggestions may not pertain to your situation). Can you take to see if the dog has a chip. Any vet, emergency vet, or even some petco or petsmart (if there is a pet hospital there) and fire department might be able to scan (some have scanners). Have them to do a full body scan, as sometimes the chip may have moved. Please walk the neighborhood and see if he belongs to any of your neighbors. Remember not everyone is on social media. Let the postman also know, as he normally knows his folks on his route and may recognize the pup. Please also contact the shelters near you, that is one of the first places a family will go. WHAT TO DO The first place owners go, desperate to find their missing pets, is to the shelters to see if they have been picked up or turned in. Call the local shelters asap to let them know where the pet is and provide your contact information. The shelters will ask you if you want to hold the pet until the owners are found or if you want them to pick it up. You can safely notify the shelter and still hold on to the pet until owners come looking for it, if you want to. Owners may still be out of town! Not uncommon for neighbors & some pet sitters to loose dogs If you live at an Apt complex ask the office mgr to send an email to all tenants, it could be someone that lives there Please ask for proof of ownership. THANKS so much for helping!!🐾

Gayla C.

1 week ago

So adorable! Praying his family sees this post so he can be reunited soon

Kimberly V.

1 week ago

Ask for proof of ownership. People will lie and tell you that’s their dog. Get a photo of them with that dog, or check with their vet to see if they have any records on it. Notice how it reacts to whoever claims it. Good luck that’s the kind of dog somebody will take and sell. Or worse. If I was missing that dog, I would look around for flyers in the neighborhood. Keep something secret about that dog that only the real owners would know

Tia Y.

1 week ago

Prayers!

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