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Reunited Dogs Database for Red Oak, TX

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Reported 2 weeks ago, updated 2 weeks ago

this pet Male Dog

REUNITED PawBoost ID: 73525153

Arlington, TX 76016

Brown with white patch on chest

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Reported 2 weeks ago, updated 2 weeks ago

this pet Male Dog

REUNITED PawBoost ID: 73525170

Waxahachie, TX 75167

Tan

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Reported 3 weeks ago, updated 2 weeks ago

this pet Male Dog

REUNITED PawBoost ID: 73494520

Grand Prairie, TX 75052

#reunited thank you all so much. I feel like our community came together to find Mudd today. You all are amazing and so appreciated

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Reported 2 weeks ago, updated 2 weeks ago

Gus Male Dog

REUNITED PawBoost ID: 73512370

Mesquite, TX 75150

Thank you so much for all the assistance in spreading the word. Gus was found by a policeman who saw him in the middle of the night and took him in. We are so greatful for all the help we received.

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Reported 2 weeks ago, updated 2 weeks ago

Na Unknown Dog

REUNITED PawBoost ID: 73523014

Mansfield, TX 76063

White with a little black on the back

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Reported 2 weeks ago, updated 2 weeks ago

Sam Male Dog

REUNITED PawBoost ID: 73513642

Irving, TX 75062

I appreciate every single person who got him back home safely thank you all!

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Reported 2 weeks ago, updated 2 weeks ago

Unknown Male Dog

REUNITED PawBoost ID: 73517267

Johnson County, TX 76061

Two found pugs, believed to be together. One black female and one fawn/tan male with a black face. Both appear well cared for and are very friendly. The female has enlarged mammary glands and may be pregnant or in heat, although this has not been confirmed.