This dog was found on Rt. 13 in Delmar in between Dorothy Road and Rt. 54 near the Race Track. The gentleman who took the dog in can only hold onto it for a couple of hours, so if you know this dog or the owner, please contact Craig at 443-783-7844. If he does not receive a call within the next two hours he will be bringing it to the Humane Society.
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Thursday, July 08, 2010
Dog Found In Delmar
This dog was found on Rt. 13 in Delmar in between Dorothy Road and Rt. 54 near the Race Track. The gentleman who took the dog in can only hold onto it for a couple of hours, so if you know this dog or the owner, please contact Craig at 443-783-7844. If he does not receive a call within the next two hours he will be bringing it to the Humane Society.
Please don't take the dog to the humane society...he looks like an older dog and appears to have his hair cut. Hopefully, the owner will be looking for him contact you soon.
ReplyDeletePeople seem to be getting very careless with their animals lately.
ReplyDeleteOr maybe it's just because we're now able to see them posted here on your blog Joe.
Whichever the case may be, I really wish these people would take better care of their pets to insure their safety.
Poor things. This dog looks exhausted!
I don't know if there have always been so many missing/found dogs and cats but it sure seems to be a lot anymore. Maybe it's just because we now have your blog to help find the owners? I think you're doing a great thing Joe but I have to wonder why so many people seem to be not taking very good care to insure their pets safety.
ReplyDeleteC'mon people! Look at this dog...he looks exhausted!
Take care of your animals, PLEASE!
Is there a full moon out? First of all, you're right. There has never been a place where you could promote lost or found animals. It may seem like a lot to some of you but there's a LOT of animals. Some of them get loose, some of them are not properly cared for. However, to sit back and criticize that there are too many, come on now.
ReplyDeleteHell, Julie and Mike Brewington lose their KIDS more than these people lose their damn animals! Yet some of you idiots will vote people like this into political office. THINK before you speak, PLEASE!
HE LOOKS LIKE AN OLDER DOG,DON'T TAKE IT TO THE HUMANE SOCIETY. OLDER DOGS DON'T AKE IT VERY LONG THERE.
ReplyDeleteHEY JOE, WHY DON'T YOU OPEN A HOLDING AREA FOR LOST AND FOUND DOGS. I AM SURE YOU CAN DO A BETTER JOB THAN THE HUMANE SOCIETY AND HOOPEFULLY EVENTUALLY SHUT THEM DOWN
anonymous 2:35, please stop using all capital letters.
ReplyDeleteThere is a Rescue Group in Seaford, Del called " Whimsical Animal Rescue" Get on line to find their email address for possible help or ---- "Paws of Tomorrow ", In Ocean View, Delaware----April Fels , Director--- mail: info@pawsoftomorrow.com---Phone:1-302 604 3414 Explain to them it's an emergency & the animal needs help.
ReplyDeleteAlso Georgetown, Del. SPCA is a no kill shelter!
Do try to help the dog get taken in by someone.
E. Walls
Come on
ReplyDeletesome one will take it off your hands little more than 2 hours give the dog a break
Any update on this poor dog?
ReplyDeleteI noticed lots of dogs went missing on/around July 4th. Could they of gotten spooked and tried to get away from the noise? My two hid inside. If anyone had seen how they were acting it looked like they had been beat.It broke my heart since I know I've never touched either one of them. No matter what I tried, the noise won their attention/fear.
Any suggestions on how to help them with the fear of loud noises like storms since the storms will return before the fireworks?