Originally Posted by Yorksmama (Post 1593506)

Wow! I am so happy to hear that you got your Bella back! I know exactly how it feels to lose a Yorkie. A few months back I lost my little Yorkie named Rosie. My husband had her with him and stepped out of the truck for a few minutes and during that time Rosie must have seen a squirrel or rabbit we believe and managed to get out of the very slightly opened window! We don't think that anyone took her out of the truck. She was lost 20+ miles from our home and in the hills! We put up signs everywhere up and down the surrounding streets and at the vets close by. I went to the Yellow Pages and called numerous vet offices and went to the pound to check for her. She had a dog tag and is microchipped, but no one was calling me. One whole week passed by. It was 8:30pm at night and I got a call from Home Again (Microchip Company). They told me that they had the person who found Rosie on the other line and that she would like to talk to me! We could not believe it!! Rosie was safe and alive!! We immediately drove over to her home and picked up Rosie. Evidently some young children found her and wanted to keep her so they took her tags off. 6 days later their Mom said that they could not keep her. The boys went down to the local high school and gave her to a high school boy who inturn gave her to the woman that ended up reuniting us together!! The woman would not take a reward either. She was so good to Rosie. She washed her and bought her a toy and even had her sleep in her bed with her the one night that she had her. I think that the hardest part for me during the week that I didn't have Rosie was not knowing if she was picked up by a hawk, hurt or actually with someone. I remember always hoping that she was not hurt and that someone just found her and decided to keep her. I do believe that there are more good people out there than bad one's and I am so thankful that the right person found Rosie and Bella!:aimeeyork :aimeeyork :animal-pa :animal-pa

Originally Posted by Yorksmama (Post 1593506)

Wow! I am so happy to hear that you got your Bella back! I know exactly how it feels to lose a Yorkie. A few months back I lost my little Yorkie named Rosie. My husband had her with him and stepped out of the truck for a few minutes and during that time Rosie must have seen a squirrel or rabbit we believe and managed to get out of the very slightly opened window! We don't think that anyone took her out of the truck. She was lost 20+ miles from our home and in the hills! We put up signs everywhere up and down the surrounding streets and at the vets close by. I went to the Yellow Pages and called numerous vet offices and went to the pound to check for her. She had a dog tag and is microchipped, but no one was calling me. One whole week passed by. It was 8:30pm at night and I got a call from Home Again (Microchip Company). They told me that they had the person who found Rosie on the other line and that she would like to talk to me! We could not believe it!! Rosie was safe and alive!! We immediately drove over to her home and picked up Rosie. Evidently some young children found her and wanted to keep her so they took her tags off. 6 days later their Mom said that they could not keep her. The boys went down to the local high school and gave her to a high school boy who inturn gave her to the woman that ended up reuniting us together!! The woman would not take a reward either. She was so good to Rosie. She washed her and bought her a toy and even had her sleep in her bed with her the one night that she had her. I think that the hardest part for me during the week that I didn't have Rosie was not knowing if she was picked up by a hawk, hurt or actually with someone. I remember always hoping that she was not hurt and that someone just found her and decided to keep her. I do believe that there are more good people out there than bad one's and I am so thankful that the right person found Rosie and Bella!:aimeeyork :aimeeyork :animal-pa :animal-pa