San Antonio, TX Lost Male Dog, George Is Missing

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Jennifer G.

3 weeks ago

IMPORTANT STEPS TO TAKE IF DOG LOST PRIORITY SITES TO VIEW EACH DAY! Sites below will post a majority of (but not all) found dogs from Shelters, ACS, and Rescues. 1. SAACS - San Antonio Animal Care Services (ACS) View this DAILY! Important to personally visit ACS ACS DAILY INTAKE LIST https://www.facebook.com/saacsadoptables?mibextid=ZbWKwL 2. ACS main site - you can search all ACS dogs here instead of the ones brought in each day. https://www.sa.gov/Directory/Departments/ACS 3. San Antonio Urgents and Adoptables - these dogs are at high risk of being Euthanized at anytime https://www.facebook.com/sanantoniourgentsandadoptables/ 4. Bexar County Animal Care https://www.bexar.org/3617/Bexar-County-Animal-Care 5. 24petconnect View Daily! Shows most dogs at ACS, shelters, rescues 24petconnect.com 6. Petfinder Lists dogs from Shelters & Rescues www.petfinder.com/search/dogs-for-adoption/us/tx/san-antonio/ 7. Petsalive www.sanantoniopetsalive.org ________________________ OTHER IMPORTANT SITES TO VIEW & POST The more posts, the better the chances of someone seeing it Facebook - make your post sharable Nextdoor.com - ask a neighbor to post if not registered yet Lostdogsoftexas.org - LDOT Volunteers help! Pawboost.com Lostmydoggie.com Adltexas.org view Found dogs & Adoptables petcolove.org/lost/? SAHumane.org look at other locations, too Sanantonio.craigslist.org/search/laf#search=1~list~0~0 Adoptapet.com Craigslist.com Pets.thecountyoffice .com Every day counts with your search! Shelters and ACS are being forced to adopt out pets after the 3-5 day waiting period. Depends if your dog is chipped or not. Update your dog's microchip as lost right away! If you don't have the number, contact the facility that inserted it in your dog. Ask if they have extra services to help with your search. Post on as many sites as possible. If multiple dogs, post separately so their pic shows up better on searches. Keep record of your posts and respond to everyone so they contine to help and so your post stsys active. ☆☆☆Please dont expect folks to call or message you. Many will only leave found dogs and suggestions on your post. It is best to turn on notifications, reply right away since they may have a sighting and can't catch the dog, it needs medical attention, is nearing a deadline at the shelter/ACS, about to be adopted, rehomed, etc. There are many shelters and Rescues located in and around the San Antonio area. VIsit more than the one closest to your home. A dog can travel miles each day. Be sure to keep your post active by giving likes, respond to each comment/pic, post updates, etc. . . .in other words, show folks you are still searching for your baby so they will continue the search, too. Every little step you take can make a difference since dogs only have 3 - 5 days at shelters and some finders may unfortunately not follow State Law and rehome your pet right away. We all do our best to help but it's you that must search everyday for your baby. You know your dog better than anyone else. ❤️ Follow other lost dog posts that look similar to yours. It greatly improves the chances of you finding your babies. POPULAR RESCUES TO SEARCH Most Rescues list their adoptable dogs on one of the priority sites at the top of this message, but it is always a good idea to check the sites below. Dogs become adoptable after the 3-5 hold.....if State Requirements have been met. Godsdogsrescue.org Charmingpetrescue.org Adoggie4you.org roxysk9rescue.org/available-dogs Nala and Friends Dog Rescue https://m.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100084453414952 Dizzydoganimalrescue.org/ https://m.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100046226454504 RESCUE/SHELTER LISTING https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/u/0/d/1GR-t33Fj0BNKNjSKVwn49mdcmtuVBTRpNY6wc7pGcTw/htmlview#gid=0 RESCUE/SHELTER LISTING https://www.sanantonio.gov/Animal-Care/Resources/Community-Partners/Rescue-Groups

Jennifer G.

3 weeks ago

Contact Local shelters and ACS to let them know your dog is missing. Some shelters may also allow you to post your missing pet on their site. Remember your dog can travel many miles a day, so it's important to check all of the different shelters... Not just the ones near you. Put up signs in plastic sheet protectors (opening at the bottom). Put in car windows, vets, groomers, pet stores, etc. Post Pics that show body markings so others can match to found dogs. If putting multiple pics, put the best pic at the upper left corner so it shows in searches. List cross streets, city, zip code, and date lost up in post . . . not in comments . . . they get skipped over. Those helping need this information so they have a starting point in the search. Put a cell number but be very careful of scammers. Never send money or a code to someone who says they have your dog, or threatens to hurt your dog. Not having a number means finders can't contact you if needed right away. Follow other lost dog posts that look similar to your dog...it greatly improves the chances of finding your baby. Since the finder/owner has no clue where you've posted, put up as many lost and found posts as possible. Keep your post active and seen by others by responding and updating everyone with what's happening. Make sure your notifications are turned on since many will simply leave information on your post and not message you.

Jennifer G.

3 weeks ago

Like and/or respond to all comments so your post stays higher up in the feed. Provide updates, too.

Lisa A.

3 weeks ago

Guardian Angels please keep watch over George 🐶❤️‍🩹🙏🏻

Cindy D.

3 weeks ago

check closets, rooms with closed doors, under furniture, sheds, garages, (neighbors too), window wells, sewer drains, under bushes, trees, porches, decks, cars, any hole or hiding place. put your unwashed clothing outside so the dog smells your scent, make sure it doesn't blow away. change out the clothing every day to keep the scent, strong. check the clothing often in case the dog came back. dogs can smell from far away. take a dish of food, walk the area, shaking the dish and calling the dog's name. take a flashlight out at night, their eyes glow in the dark. check this site and others in case someone found your dog, check local shelters/vets in person. If you have 2 dogs, take the other one for a walk, sometimes one dog can find the other. grill some meat out, the dog might smell it and head in that direction. If you recently moved to a new place, follow the trail back to the previous place-dogs and cats, are scared when surroundings change, and will head back to the ole place. I'm in NE, but will share.

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