Lost Dogs Database for Birmingham, AL
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115 lost dogs in your search
Reported 5 years ago, updated 1 day ago
Addicus Male Dog
LOST PawBoost ID: 67183672
Birmingham, AL 35211
Please spread the word! Addicus was LOST on July 10, 2021 in Birmingham, AL 35211 near Wenonah Oxmoor and Coral street. I lost my dog which is a beagle mix in this area. He was at the groomers house who lives off of Wenonah Oxmoor rd. when he got away from him. This happened July 10 after 1430 hours. I need help finding him. I do not live in this area. I live in Indian Springs. I have been driving by trying to find him. $200.00 reward for his capture. He has been seen in Oxmoor Ridge and Oxmoor Village and Oxmoor Glenn. He appears to be hanging around these areas. If you have found him please return him. He has a family of animal friends and me who love and miss him dearly. I can be reached at 2055161763 For more info or to contact Addicus's owner, click here: Lost or found a pet? Report it to PawBoost here:
Reported 2 months ago, updated 5 days ago
Spike Male Dog
LOST PawBoost ID: 73364301
Pleasant Grove, AL 35127
Please help us bring Spike home. He has been missing since September 1, 2026, and was last seen near Pleasant Grove Road / Park Road in Pleasant Grove, Alabama. Spike is a small fawn/tan-and-white dog, around 15 to 16 years old, though he does not look his age. He has a lot of white on his face, including a white strip down his forehead, a tan-and-white chest, a distinctive liver-colored nose, and a small mark or mole on the white part of one of his eyes. He was last seen wearing a white or light-colored flea collar. Spike is very sweet and does not bite, but he is shy and gets skittish easily. Please do not walk up to him quickly or try to grab him—he may get scared and run, possibly into the road. If you see him, please approach slowly, bend down, and calmly say his name or call for him. If you can, please offer him some water and call us right away. We are worried sick about him. He is like family to us, and our daughter is heartbroken without him. We are afraid he may be hungry, hurt, or that someone may have taken him in. Even the smallest detail could help. If you can, please copy and share this post on other sites and Facebook pages to help us find him. We would greatly appreciate any help getting Spike home. CONTACT: APRIL RILEY CALL: OR:
Lost Dog Data for Birmingham, AL
There are 115 lost dogs in Birmingham, AL.
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