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Lost Shibas and other Pets

FOXY - Lost near Red Rocks Amphitheater vicinity and I-70 Morrison Colorado Exit

Foxy - was a stray that had been abandoned on our property. He is very timid and afraid of most people. He is 25 lbs, and has a very curly tail. Foxy has special needs. Please call 303-362-1676 or 407-353-4625 if you know where his is or if you have seen him! We will not give up hope. Click here to download Foxy's Lost and Found Flyer: Foxy Flyer

 
Frosty - lost in Akron OH. August 20, 2009.

Frosty - Lost White Medium White dog in the Norton - Columbia Woods Area. He was tied up outside on Aug the 20th when a cat ran by and he got out of his collar to chase after the cat. We love this little guy...his name is Frosty. If you have seen him or know anything about him please email: Shannon or call 330-419-1340

 

Sable - lost Near US Route 50 in Stonelick Township on July 11, 2009.

Sable - is a 10 year old Siberian Husky. She is Red and white with one blue and one brown eye. She was lost Near US Route 50 in Stonelick Township on July 11th 2009. There is a reward for her return.
If you have seen Sable please call Tom at (513) 460-1663.

 

Bridgett - lost in Centerville OH. December 31, 2009.
Found January 6, 2010. Welcome Home Bridget!

 
 

Samwise (Sam) - Miamisburg OH. May 8, 2009
Found June 4, 2009 Welcome Home Sam!

Samwise
 

Jo - Fort Wayne IN. April 28, 2009
Found October 7, 2009 Welcome Home Jo!

Jo Jo

 

 

If you have lost a Shiba in our area whether you got it from us or not, let us know. We get contacted by shelters and might be able to help reunite you and your pet. Send us pictures, and we'll post them so everyone can help reunite your family. If you've found a Shiba, we'll try and help you find their owner.

Here are some simple steps to take so that you can find you pet if they get loose:

  1. Is your pet licensed, and are they wearing the license (in Ohio, it's the law). The county they were licensed in keeps these records, and a search can be done on them.
  2. Rabies Vaccination, yet another tag your pet should be wearing. It has the Vet's information so that they can identify the pet.
  3. Since those tags can get lost, you should have your pet micro chipped. Most vet's and animal shelters should be able to scan for a microchip and identify your pet.
  4. Do you have current pictures, of your pet? That puppy pic might be cute, but that was several years ago, not what Rover looks like today.
  5. Never trust your Shiba off lead. You might think they listen to you, but one day something more interesting is going to get their attention.

So it happened. Your pet got loose and you can't find them. What do you do?

  1. Search your neighborhood. Alert neighbors and friends so that they can help you look.
  2. Call the local animal shelters. Hopefully, you have some if not all of the above information to give them.
  3. Call the local vets office. Some people will take a stray dog to the vets because they don't want to take them to the animal shelter where they might be euthanized.
  4. Visit your local shelters. Don't trust that they know what a Shiba is or what one looks like. Remember that shelters are only required to keep a lost pet 3 days before they can either adopt it out, or euthanize it.
  5. Post flyers in you neighborhood. With Shiba's you might want to extend out the area that you post flyers. They will travel farther than you might think.