Lost my dog: now found because of you!!!

So the dog was gone for an hour?

He's a few houses down trying to get some spicy chihuahua ass

and you have to alarm the world?

Like three or four. My God is greater! Prayer works!


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Last Edited by Grognak the Ballbareian on 01/01/2022 10:13 PM

Lol she's been fixed since early age.she was a rescue puppy

Last Edited by Grognak the Ballbareian on 01/01/2022 10:17 PM

Lol and I was banned on my personal phone. I'm posting on my work phone. These bans are ridiculous.

There are about 5 dogs missing from the fireworks last night listed on the Nextdoor app.

You might try posting his photo there with your message about where and when the dog was lost.


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Last Edited by JustmeTX on 01/01/2022 10:26 PM

We found her. What scares me is we live next to 2 major interstates and 3 railroad tracks

I would only take her out with the leach, collar and harness on.
Or put a fence around you yard.

Awe :)

She looks like she's asking, "what the hell happened?"

Yay!!! I'm glad to hear OP. Squeeze your doggeh.

Yeah for sure.

You should probably get her a steak or something

She is so Beautiful & Safely Home:} I detest fireworks because they scare these Fury Babies so badly !!! This is Terribly Wrong!!!

Really that is terrific. Praise God!

Thank you for adding a picture of the beast.

I don't know Abbie, of course, but I can see something in her eyes. She likes you. She's every bit as happy to be in her nest with her people (and no scary boom noises) as you are to know she's back where she belongs.

About 20 years ago, I had a missing dog for a day or two. It was awful. He'd wandered off, probably looking for me, and a do-gooder captured him and held him hostage. Not sure how, but somehow he wound up with the do-gooder's neighbor, who was thoughtful enough to spray paint "FOUND BIG DOG" on a piece of plywood and prop it against his mailbox post.

I saw the sign, slammed on the brakes, pulled in the driveway, and asked about the dog. "He's a good dog, but he sure ain't happy. He's around back." His attitude did a 180° when he saw and heard and smelled his familiar person. They could tell that I was the correct person to take him.

And after that, he got to go everywhere with me, which is probably what he wanted to begin with.