Phelan, CA Lost Male Dog, Twister Is Missing

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Bobbi M.

6 months ago

♦️ Please keep checking your local PawBoost on Facebook, including this Victorville, CA - Lost Dogs, Cats & Pets - PawBoost or Hemet, CA - Lost Dogs, Cats & Pets - PawBoost or Perris, CA - Lost Dog, Cats & Pets - PawBoost to see if your pup is posted as FOUND. Review your current PawBoost post, and make sure you included your phone number where it asked for it, but NOT in the body of your post. This makes it a lot easier for a finder of your pup to get ahold of you. Also, please take a look at the PawBoost website, PawBoost.com This option broadens the search base quite a bit more. You can do searches by breed, color, etc. Keep checking back on your post often. ♦️ IMPORTANT: Alert your area animal shelters, starting with one closest to you. Many of them allow you to do an online LOST PET report and then you’ll be in their database. Some of them are interconnected. Check the found databases (which should be online) there, daily. Go, IN PERSON to as many shelters as you can. Make sure you submit a photo of your pup. ♦️I hope 🙏 your pup is microchipped. Make sure registration info is up to date through the registration company. ♦️Post in other local Facebook Lost & Found pet forums, as well as 24PetConnect; Craigslist; NextDoor, etc. As you are posting, read through recent posts to find your pup. Criminals will often post on Craigslist to try to have a pet “rehomed.” ♦️Make MISSING posters (flyers) with neon paper & use page protectors. You can get a free template from PawBoost. Post within a mile of the location your dog was lost, on street telephone poles, and walk the neighborhood too. Hand out flyers too. See if anyone has cameras which may provide additional information. Share flyers with local veterinarians, pet stores; anywhere you can to let people know about your missing pup. ♦️Be aware of SCAMMERS!

Bobbi M.

6 months ago

I can see why he is called Twister!

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