Lost Dogs Database for Corona, CA
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Reported 2 months ago, updated 1 week ago
Petey Male Dog
LOST PawBoost ID: 72813840
Chino, CA 91710
Peter doodle is almost 14 years, he is missing one eye he is a shih Tzu Maltese terrier mix his hair is white gray white he was overweight very friendly easy going baby. I have many pictures and videos of him he's been missing around Valentine's Day over a year ago. A lady who worked in the apmts had found him he got out and he was in the rain. My babydoo, is very special to me and I have been trying to find him over a year. The lady who found him in the beginning Ms Espinosa the residents at the apmts had reported she found Petey to staff. However approximately an hour later when I went to the office staff Sally, had called Ms Espinosa, and I quote, Ms Espinosa said on speakerphone, I've decided that the dog she found, to her was abused and therefore she was not going to return him that she had taken him to an unknown disclosed location. End quote. No at that time I had no idea that doing that is a crime of what she did Ms Espinoza. I was told to leave the apmts and not return therefore I could not get my dog to my knowledge. Now since then I have found out that it was a crime what she did if she felt that my PD boy was abused then she should have reported it to the police and made a report however that is not what happened I am begging for the public's help to help me locate PD I have many pictures of him and I am willing if anybody thinks they may have seen him posted at any particular shelter a neighbor walking in anything at all there is a reward. PD is a retired service animal. I was given Petey by an elderly lady at that time within 2 weeks of my greatest gift ever Miss Parker had . I also have those pictures as well where I took PD back to Ms Parker to show her that he did not run away that I had taken him to arrow Dog and cat hosp and he was treated by Dr Nicole for the eye that was hanging out of the socket and a broken jaw which that is how I got him I love animals and now I am sick and I wanted PD eventually he was going to be with me for the eternity in the sky I wanted him when his time came to be buried with me. Now. I am sick and I am begging and pleading to the public think long, thoroughly and hard, if you've seen a one-eyed blonde gray silver haired medium length hair dog elderly friendly with one eye please any information to the whereabouts of him is all I'm asking. I don't want to have to press charges and go to the police I want to know PT's okay and make sure he's living okay. I am now sick and I really really need visitation and to touch and kiss my baby do one more time at least please if you are the person that has PT I'm begging and praying to God you can have a heart and at least let's have some shared visitation I would like some visiting rights at least with my babydoo
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