Chicago, IL Lost Female Dog, Morely Is Missing

Talia T.

1 year ago

Toni Rojas I just found a page where the owners name is listed. I included your message in the comments. Its on Chicago Northside Lost and Found Pets.

Talia T.

1 year ago

Toni Rojas I don't think we can even send an email as it's not showing the owners email either.. I pray the owner sees this post!! 🙏

Talia T.

1 year ago

Toni Rojas I agree, a phone number is most needed in these situations. If you like I can send an email to the contact listed on paw boost in case they do not see your post. I rather increase chances of the owner finding their dog soon with this cold weather. But let's hope they are monitoring the posts also! I wonder if the dog is chipped..

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Melissa M.

1 year ago

Notify non-emergency police, animal control and the postal carriers in the area where lost. Check with neighbors or businesses nearby that may have cameras. Put a neon sign in your yard. Fill out lost reports with both Lost Dogs/Cats Illinois website (they have both) http://lostdogsillinois.org and Pawboost website. They will generate a flyer for you to print. Post in lost animal sites and community sites on FB. Put up flyers at nearby stores/gas stations and give some to pizza delivery places to put on their boxes. Put the outside flyers in a gallon sized freezer bag to protect from the elements. You can also try bus companies to put a flyer on their buses. Let the kids in the area know as they notice everything when not on their phones. Put food and water out and something with your scent. Check in nearby garages, sheds, window wells, ponds, look under decks. Also check with shelters in person or call as many as you can and give them a flyer. If the animal is chipped notify the company and make sure your contact info is correct. Also let vet and groomers in the area know. Please also be aware of scammers. Especially if you are giving a reward. Do not give them a code or anything they ask. Tell them you will give them the reward at the police station for both of your safety. 🙏🏻 this cutie comes home soon! Don’t give up hope!