Glendale, OH Lost Male Dog, Chance Is Missing

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Debby T.

5 hours ago

🙏 🙏 🙏

Emma A.

11 hours ago

Toshia Harris Can you send a picture??

Paula H.

11 hours ago

Sharing ♥️

Toshia H.

18 hours ago

Cincinnati animal Care got one who looks like him

Dorothy D.

1 day ago

Pray hes found safe Amen

Cindy L.

1 day ago

🙏🏻🙏🏽🙏🏼🙏🏿🙏

Tom R.

2 days ago

Prayer sent up ask God to guide chance home safely

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Marilynne P.

2 days ago

🙏🏻

Mary G.

2 days ago

Lost Dogs Dogs usually go back to the place in which they were lost. Or don’t go very far. Monitor the area. Check nearby wooded areas. Make very bright posters hang them up around the neighborhood. Put flyers up at near by businesses. Notify your mail person & your vet. Make sure your dog’s chip is up to date. Go door to door & hand out flyers. And hang them up in local businesses & where they’ve been spotted. If there have been sightings contact Lost Pet Recovery they are a Facebook group. What to do when your dog is lost: 1. Contact Police/Animal Control: Call the non-emergency police line or your local Animal Control to file a missing pet report with your dog's details (description, last seen location). 2. Notify Shelters: Report your dog as missing to all local shelters and humane societies and check their websites daily for found animals. 3. Check Microchip: Contact your microchip company and ensure your contact information is up-to-date. 4. Use Social Media: Post on local lost/found pet Facebook groups, Nextdoor, and sites like Petco Love Lost. 5. Create Flyers: Make physical posters with clear photos and contact info to put up in your neighborhood. When to call police specifically: * Suspected Theft: If you believe your dog was stolen (dognapped), file a police report as theft. * Immediate Danger: If the dog is injured, aggressive, or poses a public safety risk, call the police or animal control immediately. - [ ] Post on paw boost

Mike G.

2 days ago

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