Three Ponds Pet Care LLC

01/07/2026

Please BOLO for Mazi! She was lost this morning near the river in Milton Mills, NH..

01/07/2026

Please BOLO. She may have wandered further out in the time she's been missing.

Urgent Missing 3 Year old Border Collie from the area of Oxbow Road in Dublin NH since 11/23/25. Nova bolted due to gunshots - please do not chase and call if seen. 1-855-639-5678

01/07/2026

Some excellent advice!

Please share
LOST DOG PREVENTION
Simple Tools That Keep Dogs Safe

USE THE RIGHT TOOLS

Martingale Collars
• Prevent backing out of collars
• Ideal for dogs that spook or pull

Slip Leashes
• Quick, secure control
• Great for transitions and vet visits

Proper Leashes (NOT rope)
• Rope burns hands and snaps easily
• Use a standard nylon or leather leash

Gates at Doors
• Create a safety barrier
• Prevent door-dashing accidents

AVOID COMMON RISKS

• Do not leave dogs outside unattended
• Do not use rope, retractable, or worn leashes
• Do not assume a “trained” dog won’t bolt

REMEMBER

Most lost dogs escape during routine moments —
opening a door, a dropped leash, a sudden noise.

Prevention is easier than recovery.

01/07/2026

Please BOLO in surrounding areas and beyond.

Update- Still Missing - Could be in the Amherst- Merrimack NH areas -Neighborhoods surrounding Route 101A and the train tracks. Please do not call to her or try to approach just please call right away. 1-855-639-5678

Urgent Still Missing Jindo - Shiba Inu mix from Wilton NH but is traveling into numerous surrounding towns such as Milford & Mason NH. This scared pup is wearing a light grey martingale collar and is terrified of people and will bolt if approached. Please pay close attention if you are driving on Route 101 & Route 13 Areas. 1-855-639-5678 CALL RIGHT AWAY-

01/05/2026

ROAMING IN ALLENSTOWN NH - PINE ACRES ROAD - DRIVE WITH CAUTION

01/04/2026

LOST DOG EDUCATION -WHY WE USE A FEEDING STATION

Lost dogs are scared-
A feeding station gives them one safe place to return to for food.

• High-value food keeps the dog coming back to the same location
• No people present = less pressure on the dog
• Consistency builds trust and routine

WHY A TRAIL CAMERA IS CRITICAL

Most lost dogs come after dark — when no one is watching.

A trail camera allows us to:
• Confirm if the dog is eating the food at the feeding station
• See exact visit times and behavior
• Monitor safely without approaching
• Prevent chasing, spooking, or setbacks
• Plan next steps using real behavior — not guesswork.

IMPORTANT — PLEASE READ IF YOU COME ACROSS A LOST DOG FEEDING STATION

PLEASE DO NOT APPROACH THE FEEDING STATION OR ALLOW YOUR OWN PETS TO EAT FROM IT.

PLEASE DO NOT CALL, CHASE, OR SEARCH FOR THE LOST DOG IF YOU COULD ACROSS A FEEDING STATION

Lost dogs return when it feels safe.
The camera does the watching — people do not.

OUR CAMERAS ARE PLACED WITH PROPERTY OWNER PERMISSION,
MONITORED FOR THE DOG’S SAFETY. THANK YOU

01/04/2026

More good info

LOST DOG EDUCATION
PLEASE READ

When a dog goes missing, especially after a car accident, slipping a collar, jumping from a vehicle, or escaping from a home, parking lot, trail head, restaurant, or gas station, our instinct is to search everywhere.

But here’s what we know from experience:

Lost dogs will usually circle back to the point of escape. In situations like these, over 90% of dogs return to that area if given time.

What helps:
Place high-value food and water at the escape location right away. (good base amount to use is a tin lasagna pan)

Use strong-smelling foods like hot dogs, cooked chicken, or hamburgers.

Adding liquid smoke on a rag above the food can help carry scent/ (do not pour on food)

Do not use fish or seafood — it attracts wildlife such as coyotes and raccoons which could push a dog farther away.

What doesn’t help:
Chasing
Calling out
Large groups searching- especially if your dog is skittish of new people.

A scared dog often feels hunted. Giving them time to settle is one of the most important steps in bringing them home safely.

Please share — education helps saves lives.

01/04/2026

Good info

Please share to help lost dog owners- A LOST DOG THINKS THEY’RE BEING HUNTED

To a frightened dog, unfamiliar people calling, following, or surrounding them triggers survival mode.
What feels like help to humans feels like danger to the dog.

When a dog is lost and scared, being pursued causes them to run farther, hide deeper, and make dangerous choices.

WHAT HELPS BRING LOST DOGS HOME

Allow the dog to settle in one area

Stop chasing, calling, and approaching

Set up a feeding station in a consistent location

Limit interaction to one calm, familiar person

Use trail cameras to monitor safely and quietly

Follow a calm, patient recovery plan

Let the dog feel safe enough to stop running

Safety brings confidence.
Confidence brings them home.

MAKES RECOVERY HARDER

Chasing or following the dog

Calling their name repeatedly

Groups of people searching together-

People unfamiliar to the dog approaching them

Surrounding or cornering the dog

Trying to “persuade” a frightened dog to come closer

To a scared dog — this feels like being hunted, not helped.

Please:
Follow the process - as it has been proven time and time again.

12/26/2025

12/25/2025

🎄🌲🎄So incredibly blessed in my clients, two-footed and four! Wishing all of you a beautiful Christmas day! 🎄🌲🎄

12/23/2025

12/23/2025

Update- Still Missing - Could be in the Amherst- Merrimack NH areas -Neighborhoods surrounding Route 101A and the train tracks. Please do not call to her or try to approach just please call right away. 1-855-639-5678

Urgent Still Missing Jindo - Shiba Inu mix from Wilton NH but is traveling into numerous surrounding towns such as Milford & Mason NH. This scared pup is wearing a light grey martingale collar and is terrified of people and will bolt if approached. Please pay close attention if you are driving on Route 101 & Route 13 Areas. 1-855-639-5678 CALL RIGHT AWAY-