Vanessa K.   We passed around homemade flyers as well as hung brightly colored large posters at various intersections around where she went missing. Someone saw the poster and spoke with someone else that had seen a roaming dog. Ba-da Bing! Ba-da Boom! They called us and we rushed over. I think saturating the area around where she went missing with visits to neighbors and posters (3 mile radius in a rural area) was the best strategy. Clover knew she wasnt far but just didnt know the way to get back to us. So she stayed in the general vicinity (a few miles) where she was last seen. You can shout and explore the area on foot but increasing the number of EYES searching with posters and flyers increases the chances of getting her back.

Tisa W.   Our amazing neighbors took her in for the night, and they just called us, our pup is alive and well and I know she was treated great there.

Diana B.   Someone from the area moonlight got lost at found her and found a way to contact me through her microchip and we contacted and I went to pick her up

Daphne W.   My daughter joined which led to him being found last night. thank you.

Tricia R.   We were reunited with Zuko, who had hoped on one of the local freeways for a run and made his own exit ramp into a blackberry bush. Fortunately the folks at Dobbs Peterbilt spotted him and after checking for any info on him were able to contact me. They also helped get him over the fence and out of the blackberry thorns to safety, with the help of an awesome lady who worked for animal control.