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Wouldn’t it be great to create a program that results in recurring your missing pets.

03/18/2023

Update: Luna has been found safe! 🐕

03/18/2023

A rescue dog named Bailey, was recently adopted from MRR- Monthly Recurring Revenue (MRR) in El Paso, TX. Unfortunately, she went missing from her new home. Her owner contacted the shelter to inform them about her disappearance in January, 2023.⁠
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The shelter posted about the incident on social media in hopes that someone would spot or find her. Many people called, but they couldn’t find Bailey.⁠
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To the amazement of ARL shelter, Bailey showed up on her own early in the morning on January 31, 2023. At 1:15 a.m. she rang the ring doorbell of the facility, seeking help. ⁠
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“These dogs are smarter than people give them credit for. How did she know what direction to go?” the founder of ARL, Loretta Hyde, commented, adding that the shelter is 10 miles away from her new home.⁠
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Bailey is now safe and back at home.⁠
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03/18/2023

New Jersey followers, we need your help! Pepper, a BDRP alum, is LOST in MILFORD, NJ.

If you live in the area please be on the lookout for our very sweet girl. If you see Pepper please call the number on this flyer and message us as well.

Thank you in advance for your help and support!

03/18/2023

My baby is still missing 💔 it’s now been 3 long weeks. I’ve been awake for 2 hours just thinking about him, I miss him so much 😭

📢 Lost dog 📢 Pax is missing! 📢 please share.

Breed: Yorkshire Terrier
Color: Black, Brown and Tan
S*x: Male
Age: 10 months
Contact: Gabriela
Incident: Near Saint Andrews Pl and Leighton Ave
Weight: 4 pounds
Last seen: 2/22/23

Made a flyer to pass out 😔 and post everywhere.

03/18/2023

Please find ❤

03/18/2023

Please find prissy ❤️

03/18/2023

So many WONDERFUL adoptions! Thank you to these awesome families for choosing to adopt and giving a homeless dog a second chance. ❤🐾

03/18/2023

What an incredible rescue transformation! The first two pictures show our absolutely stunning golden retriever Bailey who was just adopted into a loving family. The subsequent pictures (swipe ➡️) are of Bailey too — and a sad glimpse into what her life was like before. It's hard to believe that this is the same sweet, happy, spunky girl ... we can't imagine what she has endured. We are very grateful to our rescue partners for their incredible work in saving and rehabilitating street dogs in Puerto Rico. You all are amazing and true heroes!! 💗

Here is what our partners shared about life for street dogs in PR: Bailey was rescued in August. She was very disoriented and scared near the highway towards Guayama. She had obviously been abandoned in the nearby mountains. She was very sad and layed between the trees in any corner, desperate for help. No one paid attention to her because of her terrible look and aspect. She had given up and hardly moved anymore when rescued by an angel volunteer that we asked to search the area. Manuel found her in bones. She had deteriorated but seemed to be just a puppy full of fleas and ticks, totally dehydrated and very thin.

At the vet she was diagnosed with severe anemia. She had blood transfusions, vitamins, 24/7 IV’s and was hospitalized for many medical tests. She started eating and recuperating very slowly with the help of the staff.

She immediately changed, was happy, wagging her tail and full of life. She has gone through a lot but that is the sad story of dogs in PR. They just die in the streets ... suffocated and hungry. People abandon them even if they had bought them. The problem is severe, frustrating and sad.

03/18/2023

Our favorite news to share—more adoptions! Congrats to our sweet pups who have new families to love! ❤🐾

12/10/2022

If you've been following my Stories the past few days, you know I've been trying to track down a skinny, scared stray dog in my area. Do you know what to do if you find a lost dog in your area? These tips are (in part) taken from the San Diego Humane Society's website. They had great tips, and I felt it was important to share this with everyone. Something not on their list, which I would add, is to add your local shelter/animal control phone number to your phone TODAY! You never know when you'll stumble onto a lost pet, and need to call for help right away.

1) Check for an ID tag.
See if the animal is wearing a collar with identifying information. If you don't see an ID tag, check the collar itself - sometimes collars are embroidered with a phone number.

2) Ask your neighbors.
80% of lost pets are found within one mile of their home. Ask your neighbors or people in the area if they recognize the animal or know the owner.

3) Search PawBoost.
Search PawBoost for animals who have been reported as lost or missing.

4) Hold the pet for a few hours.
If you can, keep the animal in your care while you see if you’re able to locate the owner in your neighborhood rather than bringing them into the shelter.

5) Check the chip!
If the pet is not wearing an ID tag, you can take them to your local veterinary office or shelter to have them scanned for a microchip.

6) Create a Found Pet flyer.
Create a flyer and post it at local coffee shops, dog parks, pet stores, veterinary offices and other businesses.

7) Use online resources.
Post about found pets on Facebook groups, Nextdoor, Craigslist.

8) File a Found Pet Report with your local shelter or animal control facility.
If you’re not able to find the pet’s owner on your own, contact your nearest shelter and other local shelters in surrounding cities by phone or e-mail to provide a Found Pet report.

9) Consider fostering.
You can help keep animals out of shelters by fostering the pet until we locate the owner.

12/10/2022

Meet Pippa! ❤️
“Pippa (formerly Pretty Girl) is a 10 year old rescue that was diagnosed with stage 3 solid mammary carcinoma. I originally fostered her from Baltimore Animal Rescue & Care Shelter (BARCS) and immediately fell in love with her. I have created a bucket list for the two of us to complete together to make the most of the time that Pippa has left. Many of the bucket list items involve food because she is a foodie and she LOVES pup cups. We’re making our way through the list and Pippa is truly living her best life!

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