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Littlegirl is Missing in Lebanon, OR

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Status

LOST

Date Last Seen

July 12, 2026

Location Last Seen

Lebanon, OR 97355

Nearest Landmark

The Canal by the Woods RV Park

Name

Littlegirl

Sex

Female

PawBoost ID

73132347

Microchip #

985141005595912

Species

Dog

Description

She’s almost 3 years old her name is little girl and she’s Rottweiler mix. She weighs about 78 pounds. She has a black no pull harness on apparently the leash is still attached to the harness.

Message from Owner

The last time I saw her was at 4 pm. Yesterday afternoon a friend of mine took her out to go potty and apparently she took off towards the canal and she was going down the canal with the current. I just received that information from my friend eight hours after it happened. I don’t know where the canal goes. I hope the leash doesn’t get tangled up on something.

Facebook Community Response

Julie S.
5 days ago
She was found this morning. Thank you very much for all of your help.
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Ginny D.
6 days ago
Shared🙏
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Janet R.
7 days ago
Shared to other lost pet sites.
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Janet R.
1 week ago
I'm sorry your beautiful pup is missing. I hope this helps, this is something I posted on Nextdoor. *06-30-26. There are so many folks posting about their lost/missing pets. So sad. I hope this may help those who are searching for their lost pets, give them some direction and places to start. *If your pet is missing, please do these things first: Notify the chip company that they are missing/make sure all your contact information is UTD. Turn in LOST PET REPORTS (with picture and chip info) to all: police, animal control, vets, emergency animal hospitals, shelters/humanes, rescues, sitters/boarders, and groomers. Please post as missing and search the Found posts on at least these sites: 24petconnect.com, Pawboost.com, Petcolovelost.org, pawmaw.com, petfbi.org, lostmydoggie.com or lostmykitty.com, all local lost/found sites, and all social media. Please search LOST PET BEHAVIOR. It is so important to think like them now. Animals in survival mode often act differently than their usual. Some folks may not have social media or even internet. Best to use old school methods as well. Newspaper ads. Going door to door. Posters/flyers: Make up tons of both. Posters should be laminated so the weather doesn't harm them. Put posters up all over neighborhood/area & check on them daily as people will take them down. Flyers: hand out face to face w/ conversation, to all: neighbors, postal/paper carriers, joggers, dog walkers, kids/teens, delivery drivers of all kinds, bus, taxi, Uber/Lyft drivers. Landscapers. All persons who have a route/ine in the area. They notice animals. In the case of a missing dog, please contact Babs Fry (619) 249-2221 & awayhomefordogs.com. She is an expert in dog recovery. She's also on Youtube. She is in California, but helps people from all over. She works for free, and can help you customize your search, what to do, and what not to do for the specific circumstances. In the case of a missing cat, please contact Damia Koti (650) 339-6619 happycatlady.com. She is an expert in cat recovery. She is also in California, but helps people from all over. Advises them specifically for their circumstances what to do and what not to do. *Please do not just wait for the pet to come back on its own. They may be unable to. They could be caught on something (often collars get caught), trapped in a space previously closed off, have crawled into a tight space, but cannot get back out. They could be injured or have been hit by a vehicle, poisoned, or kidnapped. Please actively investigate/search immediately. Make sure to check (and recheck) all over your property. Ask neighbors to also do so on theirs. Inside residences, and outside on the property. Inside: furniture, beds/box springs, behind appliances, inside of appliances -working or not, Heating/AC vents, crawls spaces, under cabinets, in drawers/closets, attics, basements. Outside: under houses, porches/decks, ditches, drainpipes, barns, garages, storage sheds, utility sheds, trees/bushes, fences, rooftops, cellars. With the weather being so nice now, it's possible that animals were curious and got inside something that was previously locked up, then got trapped in it. Remember to check all vehicles, boats, trailers, campers, all places they may find protection. Where would they find water, food, shelter, and possibly companionship? Any friendly neighbors they may visit? Any waterways nearby? Cat feeding stations? Restaurant dumpsters/garbage cans? Surveillance. Check yours and ask neighbors and nearby businesses to do the same. You may wish to use trail cameras and live humane traps. Almost everything is caught on video now. Again, search LOST PET BEHAVIOR. It's so important to think like them, understand how they will act. I hope this helps those who are missing their pets. Best~
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Nancy S.
1 week ago
shared <3
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Teresa S.
1 week ago
Prayers for her 🙏🏻♥️
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Jennifer P.
1 week ago
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Patti P.
1 week ago
Prayers for a good outcome 🙏✨
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Ginger M.
1 week ago
shared on Lebanon's lost & found pages.
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Candy F.
1 week ago
Make flyers and put them on every door in the neighborhood I got my cat back that way
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