Mesa, AZ Lost Female Dog, Kloe Is Missing

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Savanna Q.

2 weeks ago

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Jeana R.

2 weeks ago

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Sally H.

2 weeks ago

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Brigette M.

2 weeks ago

Jeana Rawa not her. Thanks

Sheri B.

2 weeks ago

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Lex H.

2 weeks ago

Next door AND Neighbors by ring (you don't need the ring camera for this app- it's not the Ring app) These #1 way to reach people in the immediate vicinity. Please hurry! And most likely the owners or the person that found your dog. Dogs are usually within 1 to 3 mi of their home. If you are an owner looking for your pet you also should be on these two apps. IMMEDIATELY! Most people that find a pet post them on their first! You need to be on BOTH!! THEY HAVE A 75% RETURN RATE. NOTHING ELSE IS THAT HIGH. FOR QUICK RESULTS POST THREE TIMES A DAY OR EVERY 4 HOURS. AND ALSO MAJOR IMPORTANT COMMENT EVERY 20 TO 30 MINUTES ON YOUR POST FOR A DAY OR TWO.

Lex H.

2 weeks ago

There are rescue workers across the valley working the lost dog cases right now from the 4th of July runaways. It's the busiest day of the year and it leads on for weeks!!!!! Many pets will be put to sleep at the County shelter because owners don't find them in time. It's the owner's responsibility to put clear information in their post so that rescue volunteers can help you find your own pet. The valley is 10,000 square miles. That's worse than a needle and a haystack. For this reason you need to put in the VERY 1ST LINE A reward with the amount (if it's urgent to you that you find your dog safely. ) Then the major cross streets and your city. NOT YOUR LITTLE SIDE NEIGHBORHOOD STREETS. AFTER THAT YOU PUT YOUR INFO ON YOUR DOG. Then your contact information which is hopefully a phone number because if your dog is running in the street about to get hit by a car you don't want to get an email the next morning. 😕

Lex H.

2 weeks ago

I'm sorry you lost your dog. I've been doing this for 13 years. I'm familiar with that part of mesa. The biggest risk to your dog over there is the homeless picking it up. Once they get it it's almost impossible to get your dog back.

Jeana R.

2 weeks ago