Originally Posted by mylittlegirls (Post 2892177)

Hi Gen,
I've been following this thread from day one and I feel I need to make a few opinions on what's been going on with Cookie.
I feel really bad for what you've been going through but need to say my feeling about your search.
I've posted here on this thread a number of time giving you information but never felt you were reading any of my posts. I recommended you contact the police, radio, tv stations and city council meeting held in your area from the beginning. You didn't act on these idea's until later in the threads. I just don't understand.
Many people have shown their kindness in sending you money to help find Cookie and I have to commend them for having such gently hearts. I also have to acknowledge all the wonder people on this site for taking the time and effort for supplying site information and spending time online to help find Cookie.
I've owned Yorkies for the last 19 years and know this breed.
Yorkie's are different, they are a very special breed. My children had different breeds while gowning up but Yorkie's are a breed all to themselves.
They are in fact like a small child. They need extra care and protection because of their size and the fact they are in demand. Especially, if you have a little one under 4 lbs. Breese is very fragile and I have to take extra care with her.
What I've learned:
Hawks, Coyotes and Owls are known to carry off small animals at any time of the day or night. When Tuffy was alive, I had a hawk swoop down on her at the park. It happens and if it wasn't for me being with her, she would be gone. This was in the middle of the day. I was picking up Punken and a hawk flew over my shoulder, I turn my head and was looking at him straight on. One scary day to be sure.
They are never allowed outside alone either in the front or back yard without someone being present and close at all times.
Instead of wondering if this is your Yorkie and taking matter's into your own hands, call the police, let them talk to this women. I'm sure you have her phone number from earlier conversations with her. Give this information to the police and they will check and see if this is Cookie. I know.. I know law enforcement, let's leave it at that. Never take matters into your own hands when this could be in fact this little girls dog. Considering, Cookie was last seen in your backyard, the police can make a report of lost or stolen. Was this done?
I hope I didn't upset anyone because of this post but I have questions.

Mom to My Little Girls: Punken Pie and Breese Be Be
RIP: My Lil Ol Tuffy

Originally Posted by mylittlegirls (Post 2892177)

Hi Gen,
I've been following this thread from day one and I feel I need to make a few opinions on what's been going on with Cookie.
I feel really bad for what you've been going through but need to say my feeling about your search.
I've posted here on this thread a number of time giving you information but never felt you were reading any of my posts. I recommended you contact the police, radio, tv stations and city council meeting held in your area from the beginning. You didn't act on these idea's until later in the threads. I just don't understand.
Many people have shown their kindness in sending you money to help find Cookie and I have to commend them for having such gently hearts. I also have to acknowledge all the wonder people on this site for taking the time and effort for supplying site information and spending time online to help find Cookie.
I've owned Yorkies for the last 19 years and know this breed.
Yorkie's are different, they are a very special breed. My children had different breeds while gowning up but Yorkie's are a breed all to themselves.
They are in fact like a small child. They need extra care and protection because of their size and the fact they are in demand. Especially, if you have a little one under 4 lbs. Breese is very fragile and I have to take extra care with her.
What I've learned:
Hawks, Coyotes and Owls are known to carry off small animals at any time of the day or night. When Tuffy was alive, I had a hawk swoop down on her at the park. It happens and if it wasn't for me being with her, she would be gone. This was in the middle of the day. I was picking up Punken and a hawk flew over my shoulder, I turn my head and was looking at him straight on. One scary day to be sure.
They are never allowed outside alone either in the front or back yard without someone being present and close at all times.
Instead of wondering if this is your Yorkie and taking matter's into your own hands, call the police, let them talk to this women. I'm sure you have her phone number from earlier conversations with her. Give this information to the police and they will check and see if this is Cookie. I know.. I know law enforcement, let's leave it at that. Never take matters into your own hands when this could be in fact this little girls dog. Considering, Cookie was last seen in your backyard, the police can make a report of lost or stolen. Was this done?
I hope I didn't upset anyone because of this post but I have questions.

Mom to My Little Girls: Punken Pie and Breese Be Be
RIP: My Lil Ol Tuffy

Originally Posted by jnlellison (Post 2892145)

I have been following this sad story and I feel really bad for you. I have been praying very hard. I don't quite understand the the reasoning for mentioning the race of the kids. Describing a child as a big black kid. Not necessary.

Originally Posted by Denzilla (Post 2892273)

Gen, DO NOT TAKE THIS ADVICE!!! I know law enforcement. They won't do ANYTHING based on your suspicions.Oh yeah, they may go talk to the family but all the family will do is deny they have Cookie. Then they will know you are on to them and will get rid of Cookie by dumping him off somewhere.If this is Cookie just grab him and run!This is definitely one case where I would take the law into my own hands.

Originally Posted by mylittlegirls (Post 2892314)

Hi Dennis,
I've known what goes on in the streets for about 26 years.
Our society today is not like it was 20 years ago and people are scared. You don't know what someone might have in their homes and to take unnecessary risks under any circumstance is dangerous.

With all the stories on the news from Florida, everyone is scared. Missing children and what people are capable of doing to their own families is horrible.

The only reason I posted was because depending on the department in the city, the human society works out of police department. They are scanned when any animal is pick up and returned straight to the owners.

I didn't want her to take matters into her own hands because if any harm comes from trying to remove Cookie from her and she hurt, Gen will have other legal problems to deal with.

Sorry I upset you but if you've experienced what I've seen maybe you would be looking at this situation in a different light.

I won't be on today... off to Chemo.
Hope Cookie is returned safe and it's a good outcome.

Kathleen... Mom to My Little Girls: Punken Pie and Breese Be Be

Originally Posted by gakc (Post 2892337)

Great post! I totally agree. The conditions that we live in now make people very afraid and if you take matters into your own hands someone always ends up getting hurt. Maybe see if an officer is willing to accompany you to the house and then you can knock on the door tell them you received a tip from a neighbor and ask to see the dog. If it's their dog they'll have nothing to hide and if they refuse then that's when the officer can step in.

Originally Posted by mylittlegirls (Post 2892314)

Hi Dennis,
I've known what goes on in the streets for about 26 years.
Our society today is not like it was 20 years ago and people are scared. You don't know what someone might have in their homes and to take unnecessary risks under any circumstance is dangerous.

With all the stories on the news from Florida, everyone is scared. Missing children and what people are capable of doing to their own families is horrible.

The only reason I posted was because depending on the department in the city, the human society works out of police department. They are scanned when any animal is pick up and returned straight to the owners.

I didn't want her to take matters into her own hands because if any harm comes from trying to remove Cookie from her and she hurt, Gen will have other legal problems to deal with.

Sorry I upset you but if you've experienced what I've seen maybe you would be looking at this situation in a different light.

I won't be on today... off to Chemo.
Hope Cookie is returned safe and it's a good outcome.

Kathleen... Mom to My Little Girls: Punken Pie and Breese Be Be