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I'm so sorry . I don't know what I would do if I was in her shoes. Please tell her she's in our prayers. On www.facebook.com/findingbelladog. Look on the right to finding dooley. It's the story of a Shellie that was lost in the Nevada desert for 57 days he was found and is home. Don't give up hope
I agree...don't give up..too soon to do that. So hoping for a good ending.
Best,
Judy
Great idea... I'll check it out. Some rescue group put a psychic in touch with Jeanette. First she said Justen was dead. :( Then realized it could not have been him. Said he was in a red brick building with a fence around it. Today, she says she "feels him" in two areas.... the owner is not sure of where the two streets are. It's kind of funny to read this stuff. She said that he was "still in his body" and on "this side of the veil"....Quote:
Originally Posted by HiRollerlabs
Hey, at this point, whatever will bring him home.... she appreciates everyone's concern and prayers.
Sending more prayers up! Man I hope they find him and that he's safe and sound. I don't remember if this was mentioned before but does he have a microchip??? Maybe if he gets close to houses and someone picks him up they'll take him in and if he has one he'll be on a fast track home.
That's what we are hoping... and yes, he is very micro-chipped....Quote:
Originally Posted by Jamee Strange
Well, as you more than likely know, Susan, the two Aussies are found :)...so now the BC... and all will be well, for these dog's anyway. I do appreciate that there are many more lost and not found yet, but the news of the Aussie pup is so encouraging.
Judy
Does she have a Facebook page like bring justin home? It helps to have a lot of people watching for him. A fellow RTF member just got her dog back because someone found him and had him scanned for a micro chip, he had been missing for almost a year.
Susan,
We live about 12 miles from Lake Zurich. Please contact me if I can help in any way.
I wish I had thought of this sooner. Lake Zurich has a very large and active running club. http://www.alpinerunners.com/
By contacting them you could enlist a small army of individuals regularly afoot in the area. Runners tend to seek remote, low-traffic locations and trails, perhaps locations a scared dog might seek seclusion. Loose dogs and runners regularly encounter one another.
Back when I was an avid runner, this club used to host an annual Thanksgiving morning run (both a social event and a pre-feast workout) that had a large turnout. This might be a good opportunity to make a face-to-face request for help from this club.
Again, I'd be more than happy to help with any efforts to find your friend's dog.
Jim
People need to be aware and looking
That's a great idea Jim about the running group..... I'm going to contact them and see if they can't get a message out to their group...... I'll also let Jeanette know about your kind offer.Quote:
Originally Posted by T-Pines