Halifax County, VA Lost Male Dog, Bozo Is Missing

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Trisha L.

2 years ago

🙏

Elaine H.

2 years ago

Hilary Derby, for sure, you also know the challenges of living 'in the middle of nowhere.' Nice, yet not always easy. 😉 I also do likewise sharing all tips hopefully helping bring MIA pets home. (y) Thanks again for your efforts. <3

Hilary D.

2 years ago

I live by the waters in VA - 55 min. one way to a Walmart, so I understand. It is easier to send all tips as I also send to contacts in cities - a little bit easier to just copy and paste once..

Elaine H.

2 years ago

Hilary Derby, thank you! Excellent tips! Ones I generally recommend on other lost pet posts. We surely appreciate your input. However, living very rurally is a bit more challenging as some methods are not feasible, ie "walking in the neighborhood" 😉Keeping PAWS crossed with the help of others he returns safe and soon.

Sandra R.

2 years ago

Prayers for a safe return

Catherine A.

2 years ago

Oh No Lots of Prayers sent for safe return of Beautiful Furbaby

Hilary D.

2 years ago

A few helpful tips: Start searching ASAP!! You need to start knocking door to door in area lost. Post paper flyers everywhere right away. When looking in the neighborhood, walk instead of drive it helps leave familiar scents. Look in hiding places, such as under bushes in window wells etc. Put owner’s dirty cloths and blankets outside with treats and water. The familiar scent can be smelled for miles. It can help find the way home. Also check shelters daily. The chips sometimes fail, and shelters only hold animals 5 days before putting up for adoption. Also post on next door app and the many lost dog sites in your area/state. Walk your neighborhood in increasingly large circles around your home. Your footsteps will give your puppy a scent trail home. Repeat! Collect hair from your hairbrush and use it in your scent trail! Give your mail carrier a photo, description, and information so he can keep an eye out for him. Also take same to the local Post Office and give to your newspaper person. It might help if you can find a dog tracker. Your local law enforcement department may know of one or may be able to help you. Also, leave flyers with any gated community guards and post them in all your local veterinarians’ offices, grocery stores and post offices. Check any places that a door can be shut, they may hide in a room-container-or anywhere. Dogs/Cats hide in contained places where WE don’t look... just a thought! Check SPCA and Pound too Offer a reward to children you know in the neighborhood as they probably know more than anyone what is happening to pets in the neighborhood. Ask neighbors who have cameras outside to check their recordings. Maybe they can tell you which direction your pet went and if it has been coming back. Contact someone who tracks pets.

Elaine H.

2 years ago

MISSING from 3011 Bradley Creek Rd, Nathalie VA

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