Lost Dogs Database for Pittsburgh, PA
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49 lost dogs in your search
Reported 2 years ago, updated 3 days ago
Sawyer Male Dog
LOST PawBoost ID: 71030526
Leechburg, PA 15656
Senior 15 year old Maltese. Blue collar and hair is longer and may be a bit matted near his face. Please check your property. Under bushes, in grges, on and under porches and any good hiding places on your property. If you have security cameras or trail cams please check them. He is missed and does belong to someone. If someone picked him up or brought him to a groomer or vet, please contact me.
Reported 2 years ago, updated 5 days ago
Hershey Male Dog
LOST PawBoost ID: 69910518
Greensburg, PA 15601
Chocolate brown mixed breed (chocolate lab, beagle, cairn terrier) Pointy ears usually stay upright. Only 25 pounds, resembles a small German shepherd. We think he was picked up in a vehicle and could be near Altoona, PA or Morgantown, WV or ??
Reported 2 years ago, updated 5 days ago
Bradley Male Dog
LOST PawBoost ID: 70675506
Freedom, PA 15042
**Please read until the end: Bradley has now been missing for three weeks without a single sighting despite doing EVERYTHING that we can do to find him (I will put a full list in the comments in order to not make this post longer, please read before suggesting we do something that we have already done). At this point, the only option that seems feasible is that someone has taken Bradley into their instead of taking him to the proper authorities as there have been zero sightings of him since he went missing on 8/21/24. What we need and what we are pleading for, is for everyone to please keep your eyes and ears posted for any sign of him and his whereabouts. We are pleading that you PLEASE check security or Ring cameras all the way back to 10:00am on August 21st until now as he could have past through someone’s yard at any time. I have attached a map with a pin on where he went missing, showing many of the neighboring communities of which he can be anywhere at this point. If you see someone walking a dog that looks like Bradley (about 40 pounds, shaggy brown hair, and black ears that mostly stand up) or a dog resembling him in someone’s yard, please take a picture and send it to us with a location immediately. As much as we have appreciated all of the prayers (and not so much appreciated the many prank calls that some people find “funny”), what we need more than anything is help. We have been driving and walking around constantly but we cannot be everywhere at all times, so please please please help us look for any clue as to where our boy is! Finally, as comforting as it is for the many people to tell us that he is probably being well taken care of in someone else’s , that is not where he belongs. He has a and he has a family that desperately miss him and want him returned to us as soon as possible. Thank you all so much for your effort from the very bottom of our hearts 💔 #findbradley or
Lost Dog Data for Pittsburgh, PA
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