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Originally Posted by tassibo  Hold on. Before you tell me what I NEED to do I need you to step back and realize I am a grown woman. Never once have I said I'm sitting back looking for fliers only. Did you not read where I said vets, shelter is on watch? I've also posted in a lost and found group on Facebook. So before you try to tell me what I need to do...know the facts. And if my humble attempts aren't up to par for you, oh well. But don't judge me...you don't know me. I've already stated my intentions for this dog...and if all you can do is criticize me please refrain from addressing me. Thank you. |
You need to make HUGE efforts to find the owners. It is just not fair to announce you found and dog yesterday and have already renamed her! All your above mentioned steps were not in your original post!
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Originally Posted by tassibo I haven't posted in here in a while since I lost Nico. It was just too painful! But yesterday I was on my way to the grocery store and a dog ran out in front of me. She ran the other way and the car in on coming traffic had to slam on his breaks as well. I jumped out of the car to see about the dog and she came running to me and tried to climb in my arms! She was filthy and trembling with no tag. I took her home, bathed her, took her to the vet. She's around 8 months old and very much Yorkie! She is so sweet! My daughter has named her Belle. | |
then you said this:
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Originally Posted by tassibo She is malnourished. Skittish. And her hair is coming out. She has not been taken care of. The vet said it's a blessing we found her. I can not see putting her back into that life! I would need definite proof she'd be taken care of! |
Since you live in such a small town I'm sure someone knows who this puppy belongs to and hope that she finds her way home to her family. It is very upsetting to me that people just keep "abandoned & neglected pets" assuming so just by their appearance. They are no better than the people trying to falsely claim found dogs as their own.