Humble, TX Lost Male Dog, Ace Is Missing

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Dana Z.

4 weeks ago

Put out clothes and shoes with your scent and their food and water. ( watch for others). Open garage a little if safe in Case they return. Look at local dog park if one near you. Go to nearby ponds etc( water). Go to local shelters especially shelters.( BARC and Harris county pets they only hold for TWO days). Put a flyer on EVERY NEIGHBOR'S Door step with pictures and your contact information. Also put on door steps in neighborhood by yours. This takes time but hopefully someone is keeping him safe and will call you. The flyers take time so ask someone to help. LOOK here every day 24petconnect.com

Dana Z.

4 weeks ago

How did you lose him? Keep looking NOW. GET HELP.TOO HOT AND TOO MANY PREDATORS OUT THERE. Keep looking now. Start closer to home and work your way out. Look under and behind everything. Cars, bushes, hedges, ac units and dumpsters. Look between homes and on porches. Look over in open garages. When looking take their favorite squeak toy and they will recognize the sound. Hopefully they are microchipped and have I'd tags on with contact information. Make sure that the contact information is current with the microchip company. Ask neighbors to look at their video surveillance if needed. Could help. Post on pawboost.com, lostmydoggie.com, 24petconnect.com. 🚨🚨🚨🚨 when you get him back be outside at all times with him even in a fenced yard and even for bathroom breaks. Fences break, fly open, aren't always closed properly, dogs dig if bored and people steal animals from yards. 🙏🐾

Janet F.

4 weeks ago

Praying for safe return🙏

Ashtin M.

4 weeks ago

Kelvin brown I have not. Thank you so much

Valerie B.

4 weeks ago

***Lost tips/over a day Hi. I’m very sorry to read that your pet has been missing for a bit. Apologies for any duplications of good tips that you may have already received. Hoping something on this list can help you. Praying a neighbor has your pet and will return to you. Some people wrongly assume a loose animal is an unwanted animal, and they don’t try to find the owner, but friends and family can often help bring it to light-help reunite. Other people don’t know how to go about getting the pup back home/hopefully, they will get someone to help them. Pets that are allowed to roam are always in danger of so many things-hit by cars, picked up by someone who has the best intentions (but never returned because they believe their home is better, and also some who are picked up by the wrong person-leading to a short-or a long life of suffering. Hopefully someone will see your posts/posters, etc., and recognize your pup. They could have been brought to a shelter that is not the closest to you, so check those in surrounding areas as well. There are many great stories about pets coming home after too long missing. Praying this will be yours too. *!*!*! First-Quickly- If you have your phone number listed, and/have offered a reward anywhere, be very careful of people not true/just for the reward-DO NOT GIVE ANYONE figures that they ask for (sent to your phone) when they say they want to verify it’s you. This is how they reset your information (the old reset your security info). Join all local Facebook groups for your area. A finder may be posting on one that you aren’t on. *****A new one I just heard about-evil called impersonating a local animal hospital saying the pup was hit by a car and needed surgery-needed money. ****If there’s a chip, make sure your info is up to date and notify the chip company that he/she is missing. *****Post a large lost dog/cat sign (and photo if handy/don’t wait if you don’t have one-at least get the sign up) in your own yard (or where lost from). Some people have written on a large cardboard box and put that in their front yard. Finders often drive/walk with the pet, looking for the pet’s owners/home. And this way, more people associate you with your pet. Especially when it’s usually inside. Put some of your clothes near your door. Ask neighbors about cameras. Please be aware NOT IMMEDIATELY TRUST messages with someone claiming to have your pet. And be cautious of people who will comment here and suggest you contact a group that just helped them get their (often times “Luna”) home. Especially when posted by anonymous members. If someone says they sent you a link for something (that you’d have to click on!) in a message, I, personally would not trust it. They can post a screenshot or other helpful info right on your page. *****NOTE!-Be aware of suggested sites like that are only trying to take advantage of people who are anxious to get their pet safely home. IF NOT LEGIT, THEY WILL ASK FOR CODES. THEY WILL ASK FOR MONEY. Some sky services are legit. Some not. Be cautious. ALSO- they will SAY they have your pup but will not give any proof-they want money first. Suggestions: When posting, mention cross streets, city and state as well if posting to a national database, and date/time of when missing. Nextdoor (.com) is a very helpful neighborhood site. Ring (Neighbor) app-post there. Check Craigs (list) constantly in all surrounding areas. Check lost and found and classified sections. EVEN IF NOT CHIPPED-Contact emergency vets in case someone brought him/her in. (Sometimes it’s done because it’s an after-hours place to check for a chip). Not everyone will have the found dog checked for a chip, unfortunately. Air tags sometimes get removed and tossed. Call your local animal services to report him/her as missing. Knocking door to door. Many times the pet is with a neighbor who is trying to find its home. (Listen for their bark too!) Going to the local shelters. Often times calling hasn’t worked-the pup is there but the shelter is so busy, they don’t realize-go and look. ***Also***many (because of space) have a limited number of days that they hold before adopting out. (or worse) And then it’s over. You cannot get your pup back. No personal adopter/new owner info is given to you. Horrible when this happens. If lost during an outing, in the future, it is best to use a comfortable harness, with collar and tag, and leash that you can comfortably keep a good grip on/or secure to you. An unrestrained dog can so easily get startled and take off-it happens very often. And, at a minimum, attach their leash to a seatbelt (preferably an unused one) in the event of an accident, they cannot dart out. It happens so very often. Send/leave fliers at area vets and pet supply stores that can check for chips. Hang on your mailbox if possible. Give one to your mail carrier. Questions asking if found yet-most are genuine, some just ask to be able to engage with you, to gain a level of trust. Just be aware. Comments saying to message them for tips-they can easily post them here like the rest of us do/don’t trust that. Hoping your baby is safely back home with you quickly. Also—-Please post an update (at the top of your original post (vs, or in addition to in the comments) when you have good news to share. 😊😊Keeps us from sharing inaccurate information. Not everyone will know to read the comments for the good news. 😊😊 😊Three dots on top right of your post-gives you edit options. Thank you! Courtesy of Salvaged Strays

Ace is Missing in Humble, TX

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