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Originally Posted by YorkieShadow  Geb read this. Dont give up hope. Found Sweet Dog/REUNITED!
Found Sweet Dog/REUNITED
Tonight around 11 pm on my way home from work I found a dog walking along cleveland avenue, in between Morse and 161. She is very sweet. I got out of the car and she hopped right in. I brought her home and she is safe but I can not keep her for long as my dogs are not happy and I have a large family of kids and animals already.
She is longer haired with an adorable little face. pretty brown eyes and knows sit...constantly wags her tail. She is well trained and soo soo soo friendly.
Her paws are really furry long curly ears..she has on a collar...tell me what it looks like...it's unique. She is mostly brown and black but also has tan and white.
I don't think she's been out very long as she's not real dirty..just had dirty feet. She was thirsty but not hungry.
I can keep her warm, loved and happy for a day or two..but I have to call the pound soon and I don't want to do this..she's just too precious.
Call me 24/7
UPDATE!!!!!!!!
I have to update..the power of the owner/dog bond is incredible. This precious doggies Mama who was one of the sweetest people you would ever meet..spent hours driving all over the neighborhood, calling out to her dog.
She heard her and began barking hysterically around 230 in the morning! We woke up and found Mama coming up our drive because she heard her barking...Amazing that they were reunited this way!!! They were talking to each other!
So happy for her family!!! |
Stuff like this brings so much joy to my heart. You have no idea. I know it's not my Cookie but can imagine what that reunion was like!
LEt me just tell you guys that people are very aware of Cookie gone missing.
This morning I took my daughter to her bus stop and waited there with her.
Got home made coffee and toast. I have my day planned out already. Going to Humane Society to check, finish the groceries.
This morning around 8:50 am I get a knock on my door from a lady I know, she lives like 4 blocks behind me. She was nervous and excited she tells me " I just saw a man walking a tiny yorkie on such and such street. Very close by. I ran got my purse and grabbed my cell just in case I needed to call cops. She didnt let me go alone so she drove in front of me. We both park on the grass like we were cops and I walked toward the man. Th etiny yorkie bolted towards me like he knew me. But it was not Cookie. I could recognize him in an instant. I went up to the man with my flier and apologized if I startled him. But I told him that I will go up to anyone that I see with a small yorkie to ID them. He understood and took my flier , he said he knows about Cookie because he's seen the fliers.
The lady was in tears because she thought it was Cookie and saw how the little dog ran to me. I told her not to feel bad. I am glad she took the time to knock on my door and drove her car to keep me safe.
As soon as I get home ...not kidding I sat down to finish my coffee and mycell phone is ringing. Another woman just drove by that street and saw the same man and called me to please check it out!
Itold her how thankful I am that people out there are looking out for Cookie but I had checked it out already and it was not him. But to PLEASE call me if she sees another one.
With all the people aware of Cookie I honestly doubt anyone would dare take him outside.
My mom is here and she is amazed at how people are truly keeping an eye out. I told her " Its like this everyday, except now I dont break down as much I just go and check it out to confirm"
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