North Lauderdale, FL Lost Male Dog, Cash Is Missing

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Marly M.

3 weeks ago

Put his bed outside and worn clothing around perimeter of property. Call vet clinics nearby in case they checked for a chip and visit shelters in person and often. Post flyers, praying for his safe return

Susie M.

3 weeks ago

Put signs in front of your house. People find dogs and drive around not knowing who they belong to. Offer reward money moves people. Drive around with squeaky toy dogs know sound of our cars. Check under bushes and small hiding places. Check nearby waterways. Check neighbors cameras look at different angles across the street down the street to see which direction dog went or if someone picked up Edit post to show more information. What city? What community? What are the closest cross streets? What breed? When lost? Put all that information on top. It makes it searchable. If chipped. Contact chip company and make sure they have most updated information. Check shelters in person. Don’t go by website- they get the breed and wrong all the time. Fill out a lost dog form at shelter - or you can fill out form online. Do this right away. That way when dog is found they contact you.

Susie M.

3 weeks ago

Join Miami Lost and Found Pets

Susie M.

3 weeks ago

Join Perros y Gatos perdidos/encontrados en Miami y sus alrededores

Susie M.

3 weeks ago

Join Lost and Found Pets of Broward and Miami Dade Counties

Susie M.

3 weeks ago

Post on Nextdoor app Post on ring app

Pam P.

3 weeks ago

So if you haven’t already, you need to get out and physically search, look under cars anywhere that he may be hiding Also go onto the ring camera app and see if anyone’s camera has cited him or anyone has picked him up and post him on there as well Go onto the local neighbors app search there for sightings and and also post in there as well. Very important. If you can get some flyers up with his photo for the people that are not on social media And be sure to check Broward County animal control. They only hold dogs for five days in the event someone turns him in.

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