Thomasville, NC Lost Male Dog, Koda Is Missing

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Boo A.

2 weeks ago

Is this your pup

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Sarah S.

2 weeks ago

Laine Wrike Miller thank you for sending that🤍 unfortunately I don’t think that’s my baby. But he is microchip so if he’s there they should call me.

Laine W.

2 weeks ago

Sarah Speed this is the post I saw last night

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Sarah S.

2 weeks ago

Laine Wrike Miller thank you so much! I just looked at their pictures, but I didn’t see any of that looked like my baby but thank you so much!

Laine W.

2 weeks ago

Just sent picture of new stray at Guilford animal services….sent to your email site contact provided by pawboost . If cannot find let me know and I will post here

Sheila M.

2 weeks ago

Lost dogs often gravitate toward water. Check all surrounding streams, ponds, lakes, and swimming pools. Older dogs also gravitate downhill, since it's easier. Post on NextDoor. Post on surrounding area lost pet sites. Post flyers in your area and a large radius beyond that. Notify shelter and surrounding vets of your search. Notify mail carrier that you're searching for him/her, as they cover large areas. Check neighbors' doorbell cams for sightings. Hope pup's home soon! If not consider contacting a verified pet tracker. You can find them by searching for K9 or SAR groups.

Sheila M.

2 weeks ago

The effectiveness of signs posted quickly all around the area can not be overstated. Reaches those not on social media and lets neighbors know he/she's not a stray.

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