Reunited Male Dog in McAllen, TX 78501 (ID: 72912670)

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Lisa S.

2 weeks ago

I think it belongs to the people across the street (kitty corner) from the fire station. I see it there a lot. They just let it roam freely. Recently, I was driving by that intersection and this same dog was seated in the middle of the road with its back to me. Had to honk at it before it got up and ran off the road! Can’t tell you how many times I’ve seen it running loose.

Keely R.

2 weeks ago

Owners may be at work Please check for a chip it's free at any vet and post on the Nextdoor app also 🙏 🐾

Tanya C.

2 weeks ago

Already did no chip...

Amy L.

2 weeks ago

message to finder: please have the dog checked for a microchip, it can be done for free at any vet´s office or at the shelter but please don´t leave the dog at the shelter where there is a high risk of getting ed if not claimed within 72 hrs. however leave a report there in case somebody is looking for its dog. If someone claims to be the owner, please ask for proof of ownership as pictures and veterinarian records, some people with bad intentions will claim to be owner but can use the dog for breeding, for training fighting dogs or other cruel things. If you post the dog and if it had a collar or a special marking, please do not give these details, owner should provide that information so you know is the rightful owner. Please check with veterinarians and groomers, they may recognize the dog and may know who the owner is. Please also post in the web pages 24petconnect which connects to your local animal shelter, also post in Pawboost, nextdoor, MyLostPetAlert ,findingrover, in Craigslist in the Lost and Found section and in the Facebook pages RGV Lost and Found Pets, in Lost and Found Pets of the RGV, in RGV Reunite Lost Pets and in RGV Pet Alert Lost and Found If after about a week or more WITH several attempts to find the owner and If no one claims this baby and if you find a potential adopter, please do a home visit when you deliver them to the house of the potential adopter to check it´s a safe environment and sign an adoption contract to try to make sure the doggy will go to a loving, caring home and will not end up in wrong hands. Lots of bad people will take "free" or low fee animals for cruel things so the home visit is a very important thing to do for their protection and ask as many questions you feel will make comfortable so you know the dog will be well taken care of and loved and also ask if everyone in the family agrees with the adoption so you know the dog will be welcomed as a new member of the family. Please check well the fence so the dog won´t get lost again when left out, and when the dog is outside, please check for appropriate shelter. Please also convince people to spay/neuter, way too many homeless pets, sadly not enough homes so we all need to help control the population. Thank you for rescuing this pretty baby

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