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Reunited Dogs Database for Monroeville, NJ

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16 reunited dogs in your search

Reported 23 hours ago, updated 20 hours ago

Shadow Male Dog

REUNITED PawBoost ID: 73229195

Philadelphia, PA 19145

Thanks to everyone who helped bring Shadow home!

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Reported 4 days ago, updated 2 days ago

this pet Female Dog

REUNITED PawBoost ID: 73216973

Philadelphia, PA 19146

Red doodle mix

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Reported 2 days ago, updated 2 days ago

Ozzy Male Dog

REUNITED PawBoost ID: 73223378

Philadelphia, PA 19145

White with a brown spot on his butt and ears

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Reported 4 weeks ago, updated 3 days ago

Harley Female Dog

REUNITED PawBoost ID: 73130192

Springfield Township, PA 19064

Thank you to everyone who got the word out about Harley. She was recognized and a Good Samaritan held her until we got there. Very grateful that she is home!

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Reported 4 weeks ago, updated 3 days ago

Harley Female Dog

REUNITED PawBoost ID: 73129829

Clifton Heights, PA 19018

White lab with black spots

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Reported 5 days ago, updated 5 days ago

this pet Female Dog

REUNITED PawBoost ID: 73211947

Philadelphia, PA 19145

This appears to be a young American Bully–type dog with a compact, muscular build and a short, well-groomed coat. It has a striking blue merle pattern across its back, tan markings on the head and shoulders, a white face and chest, bright ice-blue eyes, and a distinctive pink nose with black spots. The dog is panting with a relaxed, happy expression, making eye contact, and showing friendly body language, suggesting it is comfortable around people. Overall, it looks healthy, well cared for, and likely belongs to someone rather than having lived as a stray for an extended period.