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Tracking 4Paws For a Better Life We get strays into shelters and owned dogs back home.

This is my other passion. I cook for 30 kids 3-4 nights a week. Greta and I make yearly donations.
27/12/2024

This is my other passion. I cook for 30 kids 3-4 nights a week. Greta and I make yearly donations.

This is Vera who got lost last week. Although we did not trap her(we tried) they sent this gracious amount that will pay...
16/12/2024

This is Vera who got lost last week. Although we did not trap her(we tried) they sent this gracious amount that will pay for 18 mo of trail cam service.

A huge thank you to Anne Hart for her monetary donation. We will use it for gas, which is our biggest expense, as well a...
11/12/2024

A huge thank you to Anne Hart for her monetary donation. We will use it for gas, which is our biggest expense, as well as canned dog food. We are grateful for your support!

SCOOBY UPDATE: I’m sure many of you remember Scooby, the Great Dane we were able to trap in October. He had been running...
05/12/2024

SCOOBY UPDATE: I’m sure many of you remember Scooby, the Great Dane we were able to trap in October. He had been running close to a month, and was down to 88 pounds. Happily, he has been adopted and is now up to 122 pounds, a normal weight for him! Below are pictures of him…the first picture is when he was at the shelter after being trapped, and the second and third picture are of him now. What a remarkable change, and happy ending for this guy ♥️🐾

26/11/2024

We loaned our Missy Trap in hopes they would be able to get this dog to safety, and they were able to trap her! She had been running since September, so we are all happy that she is safe. Teamwork helped get this dog caught before the cold weather set in! Thanks to all involved ♥️🐾

This page provides a compiled list of lost, found, and spotted animals in the Greater Lafayette, Indi

16/11/2024

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WARNING: Lengthy post! I’m sure many of you are aware of the Great Dane that had been running for close to a month in th...
23/10/2024

WARNING: Lengthy post! I’m sure many of you are aware of the Great Dane that had been running for close to a month in the Kewanna area. The first sighting of him was September 27th, I believe. From what we have been told, it looks as if he was dumped by his “owner.” Many people spent a lot of hours driving around trying to find him. The last time I had seen him was on October 6th, and that seems to have been the last time ANYONE had seen him. I could tell even at a distance that he was thin, and was also limping. Danay Bowyer had contacted Jeralyn and I because she knew we did trapping. The 3 of us drove a lot of roads trying to spot him over the last few weeks. Finally he was spotted and seemed to have been staying in the same area. Danay and Fulton County ACO Samantha Sorak had sighted him numerous times yesterday, and we were contacted to set up our trap. We met Sam at the area yesterday evening around 6:30, and fighting darkness and a wooded area, got our trap and camera set up. I spent the majority of the night awake, waiting to see him on our camera. He finally showed up a few minutes before 1 am this morning, then went in the trap about 10 minutes later. Luckily we had staked the trap in the ground, as he did get up on his back legs a couple of times, but wasn’t able to tip the trap over. I drove to the site around 2:25 am to give him some dry dog food. Sam and Jeralyn met up around 9 am to get him out of the trap. He was taken to Fulton County Animal Center, Indiana to be cared for. I stopped in today after I got off work to see him, and though I had seen on the trail camera pictures that he was thin, seeing him in person was very jarring, as he is probably 40 or so pounds underweight. I will post pictures so you can all see him. A HUGE thank you to not only the people I mentioned above, but to anyone who may have spent time driving around looking for him, or calling in any sightings. We also couldn’t have done this trapping without property owner’s permission, so we are so grateful for that as well. We gain such satisfaction from trapping dogs and getting them to safety, but this one was one of the best, as we knew by his body condition that we needed to get him ASAP. This was definitely a long process, but the successful trap was well worth it! - Greta

No pictures, sorry. A Roann family has been feeding and seeing a small doxy mix for a few days now. Steve and I went to ...
04/10/2024

No pictures, sorry. A Roann family has been feeding and seeing a small doxy mix for a few days now. Steve and I went to set a trap and met them at 11 am. The little guy was trapped by 2:45 pm. The family is looking after him until a space opens up at Wabash County Animal Shelter, Inc. in Wabash, Indiana. He's already gained the attention of several potential adopters. According to Steve, he's a sweet boy who enjoys pets, so we're confident he'll find a good home if he's not claimed during his stray hold. Wabash County Animal Shelter, Inc. Wabash, Indiana

FYI: we did not trap her. She was turned into the wabash animal shelter by the family that was able to safety get her to...
13/08/2024

FYI: we did not trap her. She was turned into the wabash animal shelter by the family that was able to safety get her to go in to a garage.

Marley is finally home. She was turned into the wabash shelter and they reunited her with her family. We are very happy for all of them. Jeralyn Burkett Hines Greta Landis

Pulaski County followers. Now is the time to chip your pets.
12/08/2024

Pulaski County followers. Now is the time to chip your pets.

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09/07/2024

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7/6/24, after many man hours of driving county roads, city streets and no sightings we have pulled our equipment. Howeve...
04/07/2024

7/6/24, after many man hours of driving county roads, city streets and no sightings we have pulled our equipment. However we can go back at any time. Original owners have gone above and beyond in helping to search. Thank You to all envolved.

It has been confirmed that the sighting at Rhoades Trailer Park IS NOT MARLEY

30/06/2024

UPDATE 7/9 4pm: She was spotted today at 115/100s headed into the corn field. We just drove by and didn’t see her.

Marley is still missing from her new family!
This girl was taken in by a local family but has escaped their home!

She was last spotted Friday on Indian Hills Drive.
A trap has been set in hopes of catching her.
She is wearing a blue collar.

Please do not chase her if you spot her. Instead place food and water outside in hopes that she will stick around in one location long enough to set a trap.

We are asking that anyone who spots her contacts her family or the organization who is helping to catch her.
Christina - 260-571-0055
Tracking 4Paws For a Better Life
Jeralyn - 574-835-5981

The more sightings the better! Don’t hesitate to reach out.

Just set up our trap and camera in Wabash County for a newly adopted Boxer. She had only been in the home for 2 days, an...
28/06/2024

Just set up our trap and camera in Wabash County for a newly adopted Boxer. She had only been in the home for 2 days, and she got away. There have been sightings, so we are hopeful we will get her soon.

27/05/2024

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