Salt Lake City, UT Lost Female Dog, Violet Is Missing

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Elaine W.

4 weeks ago

It looks like you just gave up on your lost dog, Violet. I haven't heard back from you, and you also don't seem to be responding to anyone who's left you questions. I went to a lot of trouble to leave you all that information to help you find your dog. Very sad for your puppy. I'm sure if the breeder knew that you lost her puppy within a day of you getting him, she would probably be livid. I know I would be. You are a poor fit to own a Siberian Husky, so you should never get another one. Your puppy can't go long without food, so your puppy may be dead by now.

Elaine W.

4 weeks ago

Brad Muir Pay attention to the name Trisha Anderson with Trusted Trappers on Facebook and the phone number above and here: 801-918-9470. I've referred you to her; she is legit and doesn't charge, even though she should. Please let me know if you have contacted her so I can delete her number.

Elaine W.

4 weeks ago

Brad Muir I'm going to refer you to Trisha Anderson. Her phone number is 801-918-9470. She is on Facebook, and she is trained in finding and trapping lost dogs. I don't communicate with her anymore, but I know she is still doing that for people. In the meantime, start putting up those bright florescent colored posters for at least a 1 1/2 mile radius at all the main intersections in both directions. Put that picture of her on it, and have it say: Lost black and white Siberian Husky. Don't chase; very young, frightened. Please report any sightings. Call the phone number below. Put the address of the main intersections from where the dog was last seen by you. When people are driving, someone may see her running. Trisha will have examples on her site of how and where to put up those posters. You'll need a lot of tape to post them on light and power poles. If you get any sightings, then you will put up a trap and bait station in that location. She has been missing for over 6 days now, and she will be very hungry. You need to get as many people as possible to help you. It's a lot of work. That area has a lot of homeless people, and they like to pick up these lost dogs and keep them. Once again, Trisha's phone number is 801-918-9470.

Brad M.

4 weeks ago

Elaine Winter ya she was 11 weeks old and why thank you so much for letting me in on my must dos for my dog wish you were around on that day

Elaine W.

4 weeks ago

Brad Muir Is she very young? Her breed is always running off, and that's something you should have known when you got her. You must have let her outside unsupervised or without a leash. She must always be on a leash unless she is in a 6 ft fenced-in yard. they have also been know to be able to rump 5ft fences. You may not get her back or find her without a microchip in her or ID on her.

Brad M.

4 weeks ago

Elaine Winter no we only had her for 2 days and we were going to do all that the following morning

Elaine W.

4 weeks ago

Was she microchipped? Didn’t she have a collar with contact information?