Reunited Dog in Ormond Beach, FL 32174 (ID: 73613140)

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Donna S.

6 days ago

Awesome Glad he is home

Rosemary B.

6 days ago

Home safe great reunited !!! 👍

Lyn S.

6 days ago

Shannon Green I agree. Seeing ribs on a dog is not good. I hope that poor baby gets some medical care.

Norma N.

6 days ago

Actually, everything I said made complete sense in response to you suggesting not to return a dog to their owners. It was you that brought up worms that no one else mentioned. But I'm sorry to have upset you, I was just looking out for the owners, as it's my life's work. I hope your day gets better.

Karen B.

6 days ago

Wonderful News ❤️🐾🐾

Shannon G.

6 days ago

Norma Norma thank you for the unsolicited advice and nonsensical comments.

Sharron S.

6 days ago

💖

Norma N.

6 days ago

Shannon Green again, unless you're able to communicate with the dog, you have no clue what's going on. Perhaps now that the dog has been reunited, you can contact them and judge them directly.

Janet B.

6 days ago

Norma Norma perfect response to “should not be returned to its owner“ and this applies to those who used the term “dachshund rescue” and “fostering”. First step (and usually only step) when finding dog, (this time where multiple homes are present) is to start finding its owner. If a day or two passes and no response, then a traceable person or finder could foster with concurrent actions to notify local Animal Control and the town’s assigned shelter and closest shelter.

Shannon G.

6 days ago

Norma Norma I have owned 30 or more dogs in my lifetime. The dog has worms, which is from fleas, which is from neglect. Never saw ribs on any of my dogs.

Reunited Dog in Ormond Beach, FL 32174

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