Please be aware that it is not uncommon for scammers to target lost dogs owners. To avoid being a victim of a scam we recommend that you do not send money to anyone claiming to have your dog. Always insist that your pet is returned to you before any reward is paid. Do not send money to someone claiming to need money to ship your pet to you; this is a common scam. Always meet the the person who is claiming to have your dog in a public place. If you run into any difficulties with the person claiming to have found your dog contact the local authorities to help resolve the situation.
Dog's Description
We found a lovely stray dog roaming free in Dallas in the Bishop Arts area on April 12.
He wasn’t wearing a collar and unfortunately is not microchipped. He’s a light brown/tan color and weighs approx. 55-60 pounds. He is very trusting and mellow, and we were easily able to get him into our car. His nails are trimmed and he knows “sit.”
He’s been nothing but sweet since we brought him home. When I sit down, he likes to rest his chin on my knees. He’s also dog friendly (we slowly introduced him to our dog, and they get along great). He’s also good in a crate and on a leash.
We found a lovely stray dog roaming free in Dallas in the Bishop Arts area on April 12.
He wasn’t wearing a collar and unfortunately is not microchipped. He’s a light brown/tan color and weighs approx. 55-60 pounds. He is very trusting and mellow, and we were easily able to get him into our car. His nails are trimmed and he knows “sit.”
He’s been nothing but sweet since we brought him home. When I sit down, he likes to rest his chin on my knees. He’s also dog friendly (we slowly introduced him to our dog, and they get along great). He’s also good in a crate and on a leash.