San Antonio, TX Lost Male Dog, Skippy Is Missing

Facebook Community Response

Lisa C.

7 months ago

did he have a collar on?

Jennifer G.

2 years ago

Be sure to keep your post active by giving likes, respond to each comment/pic, post updates, etc. . . .in other words, show folks you are still searching for your baby so they will continue the search, too. Do not rely on someone contacting you via cell or email. Turn on notifications for each post you put up. You have to monitor your posts at all times so folks know you are still searching for your dog. Keep record of all of your posts, too. The more posts, the better the chances of someone seeing it. Every little step you take can make a difference since dogs only have 3 - 5 days at shelters and finders may unfortunately rehome your pet right away. We all do our best to help but it's you that must search everyday for your baby. You know your dog better than anyone else. ❤️

Jennifer G.

2 years ago

Does your dog have a microchip? Then be sure to update the contact info ASAP! If you don't have the number, contact the Vet or facility that inserted it.They will have the information you need. Put up signs in plastic sheet protectors (opening at bottom). Put in car windows, vets, groomers, pet stores, etc. Post Pics that show body markings so others can match to found dogs. If putting multiple pics, put the best pic at the upper left corner so it shows in searches. List lost cross streets, city and zip code up in post, not in comments . . . they get skipped over. Put a cell number but be very careful of scammers. Never send money or a code to someone that says they have your dog. Not having a number means finders can't contact you if needed right away. Follow other lost dog posts that look similar to your dog...it greatly improves the chances of finding your baby.

Jennifer G.

2 years ago

Post on as many sites as possible. If multiple dogs, post together and separately. Keep record of your posts and respond to everyone so they continue to help. Nextdoor - ask a neighbor to post if not registered Pawboost - most widely used site Lostmydoggie Humane Society locations Craigslist Petco Love Lost Lost Dogs of Texas 24petconnect Let Local shelters and ACS know your dog is missing. ***Visit/View online shelters and Animal Care Services (ACS) daily for your dog - and not just the shelter near you. Large dogs can travel many miles each day. Ask about found injured pets since they may be at a vet or another area. IMPORTANT! Visit the Facebook San Antonio Urgents and Adoptables site often. These are the dogs at most risk of being euthanized. Visit Bexar County Animal Care and their site ***Since lost pets become adoptable after just a few days, view the various sites: 24petconnect - many shelters list dogs here Adoptapet Petfinder - many shelters list dogs here Petsalive Pets.thecountyoffice .com Popular Rescues to check Godsdogsrescue ADLtexas Charmingpetrescue Adoggie4you Dog Days San Antonio Roxysk9rescue Nala & Friends Dog Rescue Dizzy Dog Rescue Continue your search for your specific dog breed rescue and small/large dog rescues. https://www.sanantonio.gov/Animal-Care/Resources/Community-Partners/Rescue-Groups

Jennifer G.

2 years ago

Maybe https://www.facebook.com/share/p/J6cBe3pBDMAJPDx8/?mibextid=oFDknk

Jennifer G.

2 years ago

Look on the Urgents and Adoptables site

Numa A.

2 years ago

Julie Trevino his not. Thank you 🙏

Julie T.

2 years ago

Numa Aguilarcheck my comment