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Reunited Dog in Toronto, ON

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Status

REUNITED - reunited after 19 hours, 39 minutes

Date Last Seen

July 8, 2026

Name

Lucky

Sex

Female

PawBoost ID

73114670

Species

Dog

Description

6 Year old white bichon frise with 3 legs, she only has one hind leg. She had no collar when she escaped, and is generally friendly, often enthusiastic to meet people. However, during this time, please do not call out her name as it might frighten her and lead her into danger.

Lucky's Owner Says

Thank you to everyone who commented their suggestions and advice, it was the cause of our reunion, and we are so grateful for that!!

Facebook Community Response

Susan G.
2 weeks ago
Eddie's Network is a reputable group of volunteers who help with posters and more. You can contact them via their Facebook page.
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Luba W.
2 weeks ago
Putting the major intersections is very helpful
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Vianna W.
2 weeks ago
Will do, thank you for the resource!
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Lisa C.
2 weeks ago
Contact Eddie's Network - they can help you with posters etc., Important to check with neighbours and ask them to look around their property and check their outdoor camera footage
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Vianna W.
2 weeks ago
Thank you for the insightful advice!
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Vianna W.
2 weeks ago
Will do, I've gotten some posters up around the neighborhood.
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Vianna W.
2 weeks ago
Steeles Avenue East and Kennedy Road
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Tori J.
2 weeks ago
Please also do a post on Lost and Found Pets Toronto and file a lost report with Animal Services (and keep checking their listings). Also post on Neighbourhood and park groups and get signs up. If microchipped, make sure it’s registered and the microchip company has your updated info.
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Marcie R.
2 weeks ago
What is the main intersection, or cross street?
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Roz K.
2 weeks ago
Shared. If you have not already done all these things do them ASAP. If you have, do them again and go further in your search Advise Toronto Animal Services and check their website for found dogs. Also notify local vet offices, dog rescues, shelters (e.g. SPCA) and the microchip company if she's chipped. Post on Toronto and Ontario lost pet site and on lost pets on FB. Dogs will usually try to find their way home but will follow routes through their favourite parks and walks. See Pawboost for search and find suggestions and sample posters. Post notices between where she was last seen and the door she left. Post notices in local store windows and on public notice boards as well as notice boards in churches, schools and community centres. Watch dogs for sale ads on Kijiji and similar sites and notify police if you think she may have been stolen. Beware of scammers and dog thieves who will tell you they found your dog, Be very sure of ID for the dog before/if you contact them and don't offer $$.
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