Lost Dogs Database for West Palm Beach, FL
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Reported 1 month ago, updated 2 weeks ago
Bodhi Male Dog
LOST PawBoost ID: 73493335
The Acreage, FL 33470
Shih Tzu / MultiColor/ 7 months. Breeders of my puppy were unhappy 2 days before my puppy went missing because I had chosen to neuter my puppy as he’s now gotten old enough to be neutered. The breeders were stepping over my choice and insulted me in text messages and one to two days later my puppy was missing out of his gated playpen in my friends home that was not locked and the breeders knew where my puppy could be. Please help me find my puppy. I believe that he may be being used to be bred for money of him being the sire. I’m not making accusations, but I do believe that there is a chance that my puppy was taken not just missing in the neighborhood. There is no evidence as this is based on speculation, but the breeders I was bringing my dog to three days a week for babysitting, and they would crate him with his sister. When Bodie became mature, and I didn’t realize that my puppy was more important to the breeders than the friendship I had with them that they had intentions potentially to breed my puppy, regardless of me choosing to neuter him. The breeders home is near mine as well located near orange blvd, hall blvd and Apache Boulevard. They have nine other Shih Tzu. They keep on the porch. They don’t get as much room to run and I realize red flags with these breeders. I’m going to animal care Control to do the best I can to maybe do a welfare check on him because it’s possible he’s there or it’s just me speculating. I believe that my puppy did wander or went missing and literally was picked because the gate playpen was open, and it was locked when I left him securely alone. Pray for my situation.
Lost Dog Data for West Palm Beach, FL
There are 130 lost dogs in West Palm Beach, FL.
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