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Missing Dog, "Otis" poodle/terrier (REWARD)
Posted by:
kathrynbkj@aol.com
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Date: December 28, 2013 03:41AM
Otis, a medium size, mostly white, neutered male mixed poodle/terrier (looks like a Goldendoodle) disappeared from my yard wearing a collar with tags and a leash on 9/22/2013.
He is a medium size, about 40 lbs., mostly white haired mix of poodle/Wheaten terrier (looks like a Golden Doodle). He has tan hair on his back, floppy ears, and a tail that looks like a crescent moon. Hair is shorter than in photo. He needs a Rabies shot now.
He has a HomeAgain microchip that has migrated to somewhere in his body from the original insertion site. I have posted him online everywhere, including Facebook.
Craigslist and many other sites.
Every poster I put up in my neighborhood, in nearby places, and on the Cross County Trail has been removed by somebody. I think he may have been stolen as many people confuse him with a Goldendoodle, and Goldendoodles are popular now.
I really believe that Otis was stolen and that there may be a dog thief living in my neighborhood, Camelot.
Can someone please help me find my dog? Thank you.
Kathryn James
Please call me at 703-280-4457 or the Fairfax County Police non-emergency number 703-691-2131. My email address is kathrynbkj@aol.com.
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He is a medium size, about 40 lbs., mostly white haired mix of poodle/Wheaten terrier (looks like a Golden Doodle). He has tan hair on his back, floppy ears, and a tail that looks like a crescent moon. Hair is shorter than in photo. He needs a Rabies shot now.
He has a HomeAgain microchip that has migrated to somewhere in his body from the original insertion site. I have posted him online everywhere, including Facebook.
Craigslist and many other sites.
Every poster I put up in my neighborhood, in nearby places, and on the Cross County Trail has been removed by somebody. I think he may have been stolen as many people confuse him with a Goldendoodle, and Goldendoodles are popular now.
I really believe that Otis was stolen and that there may be a dog thief living in my neighborhood, Camelot.
Can someone please help me find my dog? Thank you.
Kathryn James
Please call me at 703-280-4457 or the Fairfax County Police non-emergency number 703-691-2131. My email address is kathrynbkj@aol.com.
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Re: Missing Dog, "Otis" poodle/terrier (REWARD)
Posted by:
The Neighborhood Watch!
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Date: December 28, 2013 03:52AM
I posted this above. Kathy has been doing everything to try to find her dog...
Kathryn James December 23, 2013 at 09:57 AM
I have been going to the Fairfax County Animal Shelter at least twice every week since Otis vanished. I have a missing dog report on file there. I have learned that neither the a Fairfax County Police nor Animal Control will accept stolen dog reports unless you know exactly who has the dog. All of the posters I put up have been removed by someone - I don't know who would have done that. I have offered a reward on Craigslist. I'm pretty sure that my dog was stolen because he was wearing a collar with tags and a leash when he vanished. I just don't know what else to do.
***I've noticed a number of signs all over the area with similiar looking dogs, but different breeds, even as far out as Haymwarket VA.
Kathryn James December 23, 2013 at 09:57 AM
I have been going to the Fairfax County Animal Shelter at least twice every week since Otis vanished. I have a missing dog report on file there. I have learned that neither the a Fairfax County Police nor Animal Control will accept stolen dog reports unless you know exactly who has the dog. All of the posters I put up have been removed by someone - I don't know who would have done that. I have offered a reward on Craigslist. I'm pretty sure that my dog was stolen because he was wearing a collar with tags and a leash when he vanished. I just don't know what else to do.
***I've noticed a number of signs all over the area with similiar looking dogs, but different breeds, even as far out as Haymwarket VA.
Re: Missing Dog, "Otis" poodle/terrier (REWARD)
Posted by:
Hmmmm...
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Date: December 28, 2013 04:01AM
Might be worthwhile to check out and see if there are any local landscapers or others working in the area. I caught some in my flower garden one time stealing our roses! In broad daylight!
Re: Missing Dog, "Otis" poodle/terrier (REWARD)
Posted by:
Helpful link
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Date: December 28, 2013 04:03AM
Another good source to track lost and found pets is here on Craigslist...
http://washingtondc.craigslist.org/nva/laf/
http://washingtondc.craigslist.org/nva/laf/
Pet Theft
Posted by:
Helpful link
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Date: December 28, 2013 04:06AM
Pet Theft
http://www.paws.org/pet-theft.html
You've done it a thousand times--left your dog in your parked car for a quick errand, or tethered to that tree in your front yard to get some fresh air. This time when you return to retrieve her, your pet is gone. You have become the victim of pet theft, which occurs with increasing frequency as the economy fluctuates and the prospects of profiting from stealing a pet becomes more lucrative.
Common reasons pets are stolen
•The most common victims of pet theft are purebred dogs. Their pedigree has street value that can fetch thousands of dollars with little effort from or expense to the dog napper. Stolen purebred dogs, especially toys, puppies, and designer breeds such as Labradoodles, are sold for half the asking price of a dog from a legitimate breeder.
•Pets may be sold and shipped to puppy mills to be used for breeding (this is why it is essential to have your pet spayed or neutered).
•Thieves may steal animals and wait for a sizable reward to be posted, then collect the money from unwittingly gracious guardians.
•Stolen pets might be used as "bait dogs" to train fighting dogs. These breeds are commonly German Shepherds, Doberman Pinschers and American Pit Bull Terriers.
•Some people sell stolen and lost animals for research and veterinary institutions that use dogs and cats for testing and biomedical experimentation. These groups are often referred to as Class B dealers. They are brokers who acquire their animals through flea markets, newspaper adds, and other less savory sources.
How to protect pets
•Keep your pet indoors, especially when you are not at home.
•Do not let your pet, even your cat, roam freely, unsupervised in your neighborhood.
•Keep your dog on a leash when you go for a walk.
•Properly identify your cats and dogs. Keep a collar and up-to-date ID tag and license on the collar, so he can quickly be reunited with you if he is lost. Give your pet additional security with a microchip.
•Spay or neuter your animal. This will lower his desire to roam and medical laboratories often will not accept animals who have been altered. PAWS offers low-cost spay/neuter surgeries for qualified low-income individuals. We also maintain a list of other low-cost spay/neuter clinics in the Puget Sound.
•Do not use "free to good home ads" when looking for a new home for your pet. Do not place your pet in a new home without checking the new guardian's references, visiting the premises, or having the new guardians sign a pet adoption contract. (See more information on finding a new home for your pet.)
•Never give animals away for free. Even if you charge a minimal adoption fee of $25, you'll be more likely to deter those who are trying to scam you or harm the animal.
•When returning a stray animal to his rightful guardian, request proof of ownership, including photos of the animal, vet records, and/or licensing papers.
•Be aware of strangers in the neighborhood, and keep a close eye on what is happening in your community. If you suspect an animal scam is taking place, inform your neighbors immediately. Report anything suspicious to the police.
If you think your pet is stolen Take action immediately! Call your local police, sheriff, and/or animal control and file a report. Be proactive and persistent.
•Make a flier with your pet's name, color, markings, and breed. Include the location where your pet was last seen, and a contact or 24-hour phone/message number. Noting that your animal needs medical attention on the lost animal flyer can solicit a more diligent response from neighbors who may encounter your animal. It can also deter somebody who may be inclined to keep your animal.
•Contact your local shelters and post flyers on their community boards, checking back to make sure they remain posted. Leave the flier with (or fax it to) local pet stores, post offices, veterinary offices, breed rescue groups, or dog parks. Anywhere dog or cat guardians are likely to congregate is a good place to network and get the word out about your missing companion animal. Read more about finding your lost pet.
•Monitor pets for sale or pet adoption ads in newspapers or online, checking carefully for descriptions that match your animal. This is where pet thieves are looking to profit from stealing your animal.
•Walk around and call your pet's name in the area she was last seen. This is especially useful during the evening hours when the white noise of traffic has diminished. There is a chance your pet may hear you and respond with barking.
•If you believe you have located your pet and the person who stole him, do not approach the person without first contacting your local law enforcement or animal control officer. Your pet might be removed from the premises or relocated before you can get to him.
•If somebody claims they have found your lost animal, ask specific questions to ensure the animal is yours - particularly if you are offering a reward.
•Don't give up hope. Continue to post flyers, monitor websites, and check newspaper ads. Your pet may end up with caring people who might realize they are in possession of a stolen pet, and they may return him to you.
More information on lost or stolen pets
In Defense of Animals
800.STOLEN PETS
e-mail: ida@idausa.org
Last Chance for Animals
310.271.6096
e-mail: info@LCAnimal.org
USDA Missing Pets Network
http://www.missingpet.net/anlost.html
ASPCA
http://www.aspca.org/
http://www.paws.org/pet-theft.html
You've done it a thousand times--left your dog in your parked car for a quick errand, or tethered to that tree in your front yard to get some fresh air. This time when you return to retrieve her, your pet is gone. You have become the victim of pet theft, which occurs with increasing frequency as the economy fluctuates and the prospects of profiting from stealing a pet becomes more lucrative.
Common reasons pets are stolen
•The most common victims of pet theft are purebred dogs. Their pedigree has street value that can fetch thousands of dollars with little effort from or expense to the dog napper. Stolen purebred dogs, especially toys, puppies, and designer breeds such as Labradoodles, are sold for half the asking price of a dog from a legitimate breeder.
•Pets may be sold and shipped to puppy mills to be used for breeding (this is why it is essential to have your pet spayed or neutered).
•Thieves may steal animals and wait for a sizable reward to be posted, then collect the money from unwittingly gracious guardians.
•Stolen pets might be used as "bait dogs" to train fighting dogs. These breeds are commonly German Shepherds, Doberman Pinschers and American Pit Bull Terriers.
•Some people sell stolen and lost animals for research and veterinary institutions that use dogs and cats for testing and biomedical experimentation. These groups are often referred to as Class B dealers. They are brokers who acquire their animals through flea markets, newspaper adds, and other less savory sources.
How to protect pets
•Keep your pet indoors, especially when you are not at home.
•Do not let your pet, even your cat, roam freely, unsupervised in your neighborhood.
•Keep your dog on a leash when you go for a walk.
•Properly identify your cats and dogs. Keep a collar and up-to-date ID tag and license on the collar, so he can quickly be reunited with you if he is lost. Give your pet additional security with a microchip.
•Spay or neuter your animal. This will lower his desire to roam and medical laboratories often will not accept animals who have been altered. PAWS offers low-cost spay/neuter surgeries for qualified low-income individuals. We also maintain a list of other low-cost spay/neuter clinics in the Puget Sound.
•Do not use "free to good home ads" when looking for a new home for your pet. Do not place your pet in a new home without checking the new guardian's references, visiting the premises, or having the new guardians sign a pet adoption contract. (See more information on finding a new home for your pet.)
•Never give animals away for free. Even if you charge a minimal adoption fee of $25, you'll be more likely to deter those who are trying to scam you or harm the animal.
•When returning a stray animal to his rightful guardian, request proof of ownership, including photos of the animal, vet records, and/or licensing papers.
•Be aware of strangers in the neighborhood, and keep a close eye on what is happening in your community. If you suspect an animal scam is taking place, inform your neighbors immediately. Report anything suspicious to the police.
If you think your pet is stolen Take action immediately! Call your local police, sheriff, and/or animal control and file a report. Be proactive and persistent.
•Make a flier with your pet's name, color, markings, and breed. Include the location where your pet was last seen, and a contact or 24-hour phone/message number. Noting that your animal needs medical attention on the lost animal flyer can solicit a more diligent response from neighbors who may encounter your animal. It can also deter somebody who may be inclined to keep your animal.
•Contact your local shelters and post flyers on their community boards, checking back to make sure they remain posted. Leave the flier with (or fax it to) local pet stores, post offices, veterinary offices, breed rescue groups, or dog parks. Anywhere dog or cat guardians are likely to congregate is a good place to network and get the word out about your missing companion animal. Read more about finding your lost pet.
•Monitor pets for sale or pet adoption ads in newspapers or online, checking carefully for descriptions that match your animal. This is where pet thieves are looking to profit from stealing your animal.
•Walk around and call your pet's name in the area she was last seen. This is especially useful during the evening hours when the white noise of traffic has diminished. There is a chance your pet may hear you and respond with barking.
•If you believe you have located your pet and the person who stole him, do not approach the person without first contacting your local law enforcement or animal control officer. Your pet might be removed from the premises or relocated before you can get to him.
•If somebody claims they have found your lost animal, ask specific questions to ensure the animal is yours - particularly if you are offering a reward.
•Don't give up hope. Continue to post flyers, monitor websites, and check newspaper ads. Your pet may end up with caring people who might realize they are in possession of a stolen pet, and they may return him to you.
More information on lost or stolen pets
In Defense of Animals
800.STOLEN PETS
e-mail: ida@idausa.org
Last Chance for Animals
310.271.6096
e-mail: info@LCAnimal.org
USDA Missing Pets Network
http://www.missingpet.net/anlost.html
ASPCA
http://www.aspca.org/
Re: Pet Theft
Posted by:
Kids Eat Free
()
Date: December 28, 2013 12:09PM
Bamboo Wok Buffet -
$7.95 Lunch Buffet
$7.95 Lunch Buffet
Re: Missing Dog, "Otis" poodle/terrier (REWARD)
Posted by:
XXX
()
Date: December 28, 2013 12:36PM
Re: Pet Theft Posted by: Kids Eat Free ()
Date: December 28, 2013 12:09PM
Bamboo Wok Buffet -
$7.95 Lunch Buffet
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And Bam there it is. I knew it would not take long. All I could think was why would you post lost dog info here, this will not end well.
Date: December 28, 2013 12:09PM
Bamboo Wok Buffet -
$7.95 Lunch Buffet
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And Bam there it is. I knew it would not take long. All I could think was why would you post lost dog info here, this will not end well.
Re: Missing Dog, "Otis" poodle/terrier (REWARD)
Posted by:
Dog Detective
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Date: December 28, 2013 02:08PM
The dog was fetching sticks for a local contractor, and when it begged for a doggy treat, the contractor killed it and buried it in a landfill.
Re: Missing Dog, "Otis" poodle/terrier (REWARD)
Posted by:
Priapus
()
Date: December 28, 2013 04:43PM
At least you should get your money back for that microchip. Next time try a leash.
Re: Missing Dog, "Otis" poodle/terrier (REWARD)
Posted by:
scooby doo
()
Date: December 28, 2013 04:44PM
cute dog. Think I'll keep him.
Re: Missing Dog, "Otis" poodle/terrier (REWARD)
Posted by:
Winner
()
Date: December 28, 2013 05:56PM
Dog Detective Wrote:
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> The dog was fetching sticks for a local
> contractor, and when it begged for a doggy treat,
> the contractor killed it and buried it in a
> landfill.
Winner!
Too funny
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> The dog was fetching sticks for a local
> contractor, and when it begged for a doggy treat,
> the contractor killed it and buried it in a
> landfill.
Winner!
Too funny
Re: Missing Dog, "Otis" poodle/terrier (REWARD)
Posted by:
Hollywood Producer
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Date: December 28, 2013 07:23PM
Maybe he ran off with Milo to go make more movies.
Re: Missing Dog, "Otis" poodle/terrier (REWARD)
Posted by:
All Right People
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Date: December 28, 2013 10:59PM
We all knew it was coming but , It is a heart breaking nightmare to lose a pet that goes lost so either help the lady or shut up. Theres plenty of posts on FXU to make funny comments and mess with people.
Give the lady a break. I hope she finds her dog but shes probably right someone stole the animal. Sorry.
Give the lady a break. I hope she finds her dog but shes probably right someone stole the animal. Sorry.
Re: Missing Dog, "Otis" poodle/terrier (REWARD)
Posted by:
So sad!
()
Date: December 28, 2013 11:41PM
I hope you recover your dog.
Good luck!
Good luck!
Re: Pet Theft
Posted by:
cat hater
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Date: December 29, 2013 01:57AM
Helpful link Wrote:
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> •Do not let your pet, even your cat, roam
> freely, unsupervised in your neighborhood.
>
Cats of all animals should not be allowed to roam free. They reek havoc upon birds, small rodents, rabbits, and other wildlife.
If I see a cat roaming loose I will assume it is a feral stray and capture it and take to the shelter.
Cats also tear up my garden and crap in kids' sandboxes. The owners should be fined/ticketed for allowing cats to roam free.
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> •Do not let your pet, even your cat, roam
> freely, unsupervised in your neighborhood.
>
Cats of all animals should not be allowed to roam free. They reek havoc upon birds, small rodents, rabbits, and other wildlife.
If I see a cat roaming loose I will assume it is a feral stray and capture it and take to the shelter.
Cats also tear up my garden and crap in kids' sandboxes. The owners should be fined/ticketed for allowing cats to roam free.
Re: Missing Dog, "Otis" poodle/terrier (REWARD)
Posted by:
Really?
()
Date: December 29, 2013 03:23AM
A white dog named Otis? You can't be serious.
Re: Missing Dog, "Otis" poodle/terrier (REWARD)
Posted by:
Negligent Owner
()
Date: December 29, 2013 07:13AM
What do you expect when you neglect your dog and leave it outside for days on end? Hope the dog found a nice, responsible new family that will actually take care of it
Re: Missing Dog, "Otis" poodle/terrier (REWARD)
Posted by:
Lolz
()
Date: December 29, 2013 08:56PM
Negligent Owner Wrote:
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> What do you expect when you neglect your dog and
> leave it outside for days on end? Hope the dog
> found a nice, responsible new family that will
> actually take care of it.
It was back in September, so the weather was nice. How is that neglecting a dog?
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> What do you expect when you neglect your dog and
> leave it outside for days on end? Hope the dog
> found a nice, responsible new family that will
> actually take care of it.
It was back in September, so the weather was nice. How is that neglecting a dog?
Re: Missing Dog, "Otis" poodle/terrier (REWARD)
Posted by:
JustanFYI
()
Date: December 29, 2013 10:13PM
Priapus Wrote:
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> At least you should get your money back for that
> microchip. Next time try a leash.
I'm guessing you don't read much?
"disappeared from my yard wearing a collar with tags and a leash"
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> At least you should get your money back for that
> microchip. Next time try a leash.
I'm guessing you don't read much?
"disappeared from my yard wearing a collar with tags and a leash"
Re: Missing Dog, "Otis" poodle/terrier (REWARD)
Posted by:
Mu9GX
()
Date: December 29, 2013 10:21PM
You think someone would steal that ugly ass dog? You must be a crazy wacky white dog owner. Its just a dog, accept the fact it ran off and was probably hit by a car and turned into hamburger meat within a few hours after being run over repeatedly. Someone stole your dog? lolz
Re: Missing Dog, "Otis" poodle/terrier (REWARD)
Posted by:
Kids Eat Free
()
Date: December 29, 2013 10:28PM
Just got off the phone with Bamboo Wok -
Poodle comes only Kung Pao Style
Poodle comes only Kung Pao Style
Lost Or Missing Dog - Otis | Facebook
Posted by:
Lost Or Missing Dog - Otis
()
Date: December 29, 2013 10:33PM
Here is the facebook page she has (see below). Note the remark that the dog "could be in Maryland."
Lost Or Missing Dog - Otis | Facebook
https://www.facebook.com/kbkjlostdog?filter=2
My dog disappeared from my yard in Annandale, VA on 9/22/2013. Since he had a collar with tags and a HomeAgain ID chip, I believe he may have been stolen. He could be in Maryland. See Lost Or Missing Dog - Otis on my home page. He is a neutered male, mostly white, medium size (about 40 lbs) poodle/terrier mix - he looks like a Goldendoodle. I have posted to almost every lost dog site, Craigslist, and have a lost dog report on file at the Fairfax County Animal Shelter, where I visit at least twice a week. Please help me bring Otis home! Thank you.
Lost Or Missing Dog - Otis | Facebook
https://www.facebook.com/kbkjlostdog?filter=2
My dog disappeared from my yard in Annandale, VA on 9/22/2013. Since he had a collar with tags and a HomeAgain ID chip, I believe he may have been stolen. He could be in Maryland. See Lost Or Missing Dog - Otis on my home page. He is a neutered male, mostly white, medium size (about 40 lbs) poodle/terrier mix - he looks like a Goldendoodle. I have posted to almost every lost dog site, Craigslist, and have a lost dog report on file at the Fairfax County Animal Shelter, where I visit at least twice a week. Please help me bring Otis home! Thank you.
Re: Missing Dog, "Otis" poodle/terrier (REWARD)
Posted by:
496
()
Date: December 29, 2013 11:09PM
He joined a gang
Attachments:
Attachments:
Re: Missing Dog, "Otis" poodle/terrier (REWARD)
Posted by:
Last Chance for Animals (LCA)
()
Date: December 30, 2013 06:35AM
Last Chance for Animals (LCA)/Stolen Pets
http://www.stolenpets.com/
Last Chance for Animals (LCA), a national, nonprofit animal protection organization, invites you to participate in a national campaign aimed at raising public awareness of a threatening epidemic - pet theft. Nearly two million companion animals are stolen each year. Some are taken under false pretense through "free to a good home" ads, abducted from their yards, or are taken from humane shelters through a practice called pound seizure. These animals are then sold to research laboratories, dog-fighting rings, or puppy mills, where they are abused and often killed.
On Valentine’s Day, February 14th of every year, LCA educates the public about Pet Theft Awareness Day with the help of individuals and other animal organizations throughout the United States. Your participation can make all the difference.
By working together, we can spread the message about the problem of pet theft, memorialize the nearly 2 million animals taken each year, and educate citizens on how they can protect their companion animals
Join our nationwide network of organizations and individuals in this important crusade!
http://www.stolenpets.com/
Last Chance for Animals (LCA), a national, nonprofit animal protection organization, invites you to participate in a national campaign aimed at raising public awareness of a threatening epidemic - pet theft. Nearly two million companion animals are stolen each year. Some are taken under false pretense through "free to a good home" ads, abducted from their yards, or are taken from humane shelters through a practice called pound seizure. These animals are then sold to research laboratories, dog-fighting rings, or puppy mills, where they are abused and often killed.
On Valentine’s Day, February 14th of every year, LCA educates the public about Pet Theft Awareness Day with the help of individuals and other animal organizations throughout the United States. Your participation can make all the difference.
By working together, we can spread the message about the problem of pet theft, memorialize the nearly 2 million animals taken each year, and educate citizens on how they can protect their companion animals
Join our nationwide network of organizations and individuals in this important crusade!
Re: Missing Dog, "Otis" poodle/terrier (REWARD)
Posted by:
Good News, Bad News
()
Date: December 30, 2013 10:30AM
We found out what happened. Apparently my wife forgot she had tied his leash to the rear bumper of my pickup truck. Just noticed the leash and collar Saturday when washing the truck. Thanks to everyone who helped with prayers and looking for Otis.
Re: Missing Dog, "Otis" poodle/terrier (REWARD)
Posted by:
......
()
Date: December 30, 2013 01:23PM
Good News, Bad News Wrote:
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> We found out what happened. Apparently my wife
> forgot she had tied his leash to the rear bumper
> of my pickup truck. Just noticed the leash and
> collar Saturday when washing the truck. Thanks to
> everyone who helped with prayers and looking for
> Otis.
Took you three months to notice that? Bullshit!
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> We found out what happened. Apparently my wife
> forgot she had tied his leash to the rear bumper
> of my pickup truck. Just noticed the leash and
> collar Saturday when washing the truck. Thanks to
> everyone who helped with prayers and looking for
> Otis.
Took you three months to notice that? Bullshit!
Re: Missing Dog, "Otis" poodle/terrier (REWARD)
Posted by:
Hmmmm
()
Date: December 30, 2013 01:31PM
...... Wrote:
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> Good News, Bad News Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > We found out what happened. Apparently my wife
> > forgot she had tied his leash to the rear
> bumper
> > of my pickup truck. Just noticed the leash and
> > collar Saturday when washing the truck. Thanks
> to
> > everyone who helped with prayers and looking
> for
> > Otis.
>
> Took you three months to notice that? Bullshit!
^some people are to stupid to breathe.
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> Good News, Bad News Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > We found out what happened. Apparently my wife
> > forgot she had tied his leash to the rear
> bumper
> > of my pickup truck. Just noticed the leash and
> > collar Saturday when washing the truck. Thanks
> to
> > everyone who helped with prayers and looking
> for
> > Otis.
>
> Took you three months to notice that? Bullshit!
^some people are to stupid to breathe.
Re: Missing Dog, "Otis" poodle/terrier (REWARD)
Posted by:
Asiano
()
Date: December 30, 2013 02:23PM
It was delicious.
Re: Missing Dog, "Otis" poodle/terrier (REWARD)
Posted by:
chipper
()
Date: December 30, 2013 04:42PM
How do you know the chip migrated to somewhere else in his body? What difference does that make? If someone is looking for a chip, is it difficult to find?
Re: Missing Dog, "Otis" poodle/terrier (REWARD)
Posted by:
Cujo
()
Date: December 31, 2013 11:28AM
You're lucky this didn't happen to you...
Md. woman mauled to death by own dog
http://www.wusa9.com/news/article/281403/189/Md-woman-mauled-to-death-by-own-dog?odyssey=obinsite
Md. woman mauled to death by own dog
http://www.wusa9.com/news/article/281403/189/Md-woman-mauled-to-death-by-own-dog?odyssey=obinsite
Re: Missing Dog, "Otis" poodle/terrier (REWARD)
Posted by:
Hero Dog
()
Date: December 31, 2013 12:53PM
Cujo Wrote:
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> You're lucky this didn't happen to you...
>
> Md. woman mauled to death by own dog
> http://www.wusa9.com/news/article/281403/189/Md-wo
> man-mauled-to-death-by-own-dog?odyssey=obinsite
That's hilarious. Love it when pit bulls turn on their moronic owners rather than on some innocent neighbor.
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> You're lucky this didn't happen to you...
>
> Md. woman mauled to death by own dog
> http://www.wusa9.com/news/article/281403/189/Md-wo
> man-mauled-to-death-by-own-dog?odyssey=obinsite
That's hilarious. Love it when pit bulls turn on their moronic owners rather than on some innocent neighbor.
Re: Missing Dog, "Otis" poodle/terrier (REWARD)
Posted by:
concerned for otis
()
Date: December 31, 2013 03:10PM
Any news on Otis though?
Re: Missing Dog, "Otis" poodle/terrier (REWARD)
Posted by:
Otis News
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Date: December 31, 2013 05:10PM
concerned for otis Wrote:
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> Any news on Otis though?
Otis is happily living now with a family that, unlike the OP, will not neglect him.
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> Any news on Otis though?
Otis is happily living now with a family that, unlike the OP, will not neglect him.
Re: Missing Dog, "Otis" poodle/terrier (REWARD)
Posted by:
FFXU Veterinarian
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Date: December 31, 2013 05:24PM
chipper Wrote:
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> How do you know the chip migrated to somewhere
> else in his body? What difference does that make?
> If someone is looking for a chip, is it difficult
> to find?
Nope, it is common that they migrate overtime. They are still easy to find.
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> How do you know the chip migrated to somewhere
> else in his body? What difference does that make?
> If someone is looking for a chip, is it difficult
> to find?
Nope, it is common that they migrate overtime. They are still easy to find.
Re: Missing Dog, "Otis" poodle/terrier (REWARD)
Posted by:
Won Sumg
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Date: December 31, 2013 05:39PM
He was delicious!
Re: Missing Dog, "Otis" poodle/terrier (REWARD)
Posted by:
Si' Senor
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Date: December 31, 2013 11:53PM
concerned for otis Wrote:
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> Any news on Otis though?
Otis is learning Spanish in his new home.
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> Any news on Otis though?
Otis is learning Spanish in his new home.
Re: Missing Dog, "Otis" poodle/terrier (REWARD)
Posted by:
JustanFYI
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Date: January 01, 2014 12:13AM
OP's FB profile:
https://www.facebook.com/kathryn.james.7906?fref=ts
https://www.facebook.com/kathryn.james.7906?fref=ts
Re: Missing Dog, "Otis" poodle/terrier (REWARD)
Posted by:
Magnus Robot Fighter
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Date: January 01, 2014 06:36AM
seems like a nice lady
Re: Missing Dog, "Otis" poodle/terrier (REWARD)
Posted by:
Sum Ding Wong
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Date: January 01, 2014 08:33AM
Dog gone.
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Re: Missing Dog, "Otis" poodle/terrier (REWARD)
Posted by:
Kathryn James
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Date: June 14, 2014 06:17PM
My dog had a leash and a collar with tags on him when he vanished from my back yard. I still have not found him. Thanks for your concern.
Re: Missing Dog, "Otis" poodle/terrier (REWARD)
Posted by:
JustCurious
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Date: June 14, 2014 06:20PM
Kathryn James Wrote:
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> My dog had a leash and a collar with tags on him
> when he vanished from my back yard. I still have
> not found him. Thanks for your concern.
Fence or no fence? Sounds like a case of irresponsible owner not properly securing their pet and he ran away and found himself a more responsible owner.
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> My dog had a leash and a collar with tags on him
> when he vanished from my back yard. I still have
> not found him. Thanks for your concern.
Fence or no fence? Sounds like a case of irresponsible owner not properly securing their pet and he ran away and found himself a more responsible owner.
Re: Missing Dog, "Otis" poodle/terrier (REWARD)
Posted by:
Kathryn James
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Date: June 24, 2014 01:02PM
JustCurious Wrote:
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> Kathryn James Wrote:
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> > My dog had a leash and a collar with tags on
> him
> > when he vanished from my back yard. I still
> have
> > not found him. Thanks for your concern.
>
>
> Fence or no fence? Sounds like a case of
> irresponsible owner not properly securing their
> pet and he ran away and found himself a more
> responsible owner.
Otis has never been found. I still don't know if he is dead or alive. If he is dead, I will mourn his loss for the rest of my life. If he has been stolen, then I will pray to God to avenge the injustice I have suffered. The loss has been almost unbearable.
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> Kathryn James Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > My dog had a leash and a collar with tags on
> him
> > when he vanished from my back yard. I still
> have
> > not found him. Thanks for your concern.
>
>
> Fence or no fence? Sounds like a case of
> irresponsible owner not properly securing their
> pet and he ran away and found himself a more
> responsible owner.
Otis has never been found. I still don't know if he is dead or alive. If he is dead, I will mourn his loss for the rest of my life. If he has been stolen, then I will pray to God to avenge the injustice I have suffered. The loss has been almost unbearable.
Re: Missing Dog, "Otis" poodle/terrier (REWARD)
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Is this him???
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Date: June 24, 2014 01:03PM
Looks like Otis might have been found...
https://www.facebook.com/LostFoundDogs.VA/photos/a.598577130218933.1073741851.125859484157369/603693753040604/?type=1&relevant_count=1
Attachments:
https://www.facebook.com/LostFoundDogs.VA/photos/a.598577130218933.1073741851.125859484157369/603693753040604/?type=1&relevant_count=1
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Re: Missing Dog, "Otis" poodle/terrier (REWARD)
Posted by:
Kathryn James
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Date: June 24, 2014 01:15PM
No, I thought it might be at first but the information on the chip they found in that dog didn't match Otis.
Re: Missing Dog, "Otis" poodle/terrier (REWARD)
Posted by:
3363E
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Date: June 24, 2014 01:18PM
Is this him??? Wrote:
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> Looks like Otis might have been found...
>
> https://www.facebook.com/LostFoundDogs.VA/photos/a
> .598577130218933.1073741851.125859484157369/603693
> 753040604/?type=1&relevant_count=1
Per the site...
Otis's owner called & they said they checked all over & found no chip; reported that the owner was supposed to be coming to pick up the dogs. Not confirmed-3rd party report.
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> Looks like Otis might have been found...
>
> https://www.facebook.com/LostFoundDogs.VA/photos/a
> .598577130218933.1073741851.125859484157369/603693
> 753040604/?type=1&relevant_count=1
Per the site...
Otis's owner called & they said they checked all over & found no chip; reported that the owner was supposed to be coming to pick up the dogs. Not confirmed-3rd party report.
Re: Missing Dog, "Otis" poodle/terrier (REWARD)
Posted by:
PEKCN
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Date: June 24, 2014 02:18PM
Well even if the owner had a fence, it's not a good idea to leave a dog out unattended for such a long period of time. Dog thefts are on the rise, and a fence isn't much of an obstacle for a dog thief.
Re: Missing Dog, "Otis" poodle/terrier (REWARD)
Posted by:
YtD47
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Date: June 25, 2014 12:21AM
Did you check Chinatown?
Re: Missing Dog, "Otis" poodle/terrier (REWARD)
Posted by:
Anal
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Date: November 24, 2014 06:19AM
I will fucking end you cunt