05/17/2023
UPDATE: VERA (the pup) HAS BEEN FOUND!!
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Someone saw one of our flyers in the morning and later in the day saw Vera! She was in a children's school playground not far from where she got out. An employee called, and she with a few others were able to stay with Vera and keep eyes on her to make sure she didn't run off until we got there.
THANK YOU SO MUCH to everyone who helped, Shared, and sent positive thoughts. Thank you to Suzanne Day, her Foster Mom, for printing and posting the flyers I created. And a HUGE THANK YOU to Danielle Kruse for being in the area to go get her! 💕💜💕
When Danielle told me in the morning that she could help, I had no idea that she canceled her appts for the DAY to drive & walk around the neighborhood! She had just picked up her own dogs (maybe Vera would be curious and less nervous with a small dog present) and a friend, and she was on her way back to search the area again when I received the call Vera was found. No one else was available at that time. Who knows what would have happened had Danielle not been right there 10 mins away to scoop her up. ❤️❤️❤️
Yes, it certainly takes a Community!
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Most people do not realize what goes on behind the scenes and how involved it can be to ensure all the necessary, time-sensitive steps are taken to initiate searches for lost furry family members.
You need to create the flyers, notify the microchip company, physically post the flyers all over the neighborhood, create the online alerts with Lost Pet Recovery organizations, and post on Social Media.
(Not to mention deal with disgusting, scum of the Earth losers who text that they found Vera but want money to prove you are the owner 🤬)
We were so lucky to have had several Volunteers and Supporters taking time out of their busy schedules to drive & walk around the neighborhood looking for Vera.
I believe everyone's hard work and love contributed to finding Vera. And I am grateful beyond words to every single person who helped. ❤️🙏❤️