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Originally Posted by Kathryn_V I never kept a collar on my Bamse Bjorn... He wore a harness. But for dress up occassions a collar if fine if well supervised. I don't beleive in taking chances. I would never leave it on he full time... Besides, the whole collar put together ran me 56 dollars... so its a dress up thing! Not an everyday wearing collar. I do have a harness for her that will have her ID on it.
It reads: PIXIE
(760) 218-0090
REWARD
I have put reward on every tag I have ever had printed, it has saved me more than once! The reward is very tempting to someone who might otherwise keep your baby!
I had a landlord let Bamse out once and not even call to tell me! It was the gal who called about the reward who informed me.... She called right away! I was so upset, I did not even know he was missing!
Pixie is also microchipped, which is nice in case someone does try to keep her. I lost my very first Yorkie to a Baby Sitter. I had her for 2 weeks... The baby sitter left with her under her shirt... I niticed the minute she left and called the police... They visited her in her home and she did have the pup and her parrents claimed that it was a birthday present that they got her.... With out a tattoo or microchip the police said that I had NO PROOF! even though I had her AKC pappers and a ton of pictures of her.... I was out of luck! Crazy.... I never did get the pup back. I insist on a microchip now... it would have gotten me Pebbles back in an instant that night! Talk about hindsight being 20/20....... |
The police were in the wrong. All you would have to have done was to get an attorney. That is simply a case of a bad police action. They simply did not want to get involved!
You may not have had to even get an attorney. Possibly a police supervisor or higher rank would have gotten you the puppy back.