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A three-month old Pomeranian puppy has been reunited with his owner after a charity specializing in reuniting lost and missing pets with their owners traced him to Alberta.
Times ColonistThe victim of an act of random violence in downtown Victoria is offering a reward for the safe return of her dog, which was last seen running away from the attack on Friday.Rebecca . . .
VICTORIA -- A dog that was missing in the Vancouver Island bush for more than two weeks is now safely back with his owner. Keno is a four-year-old husky-shepherd cross that was reported missing on the morning of Jan. 26 on Mount Prevost in the Cowichan Valley. "He saw an elk and he took off real quick and I lost him out of my hands," owner Jesse McMaster told CTV News one week into his search for his beloved pet. "I stayed out there for another three to four days," said the distraught dog owner. "I slept in my car and took work off."
NANAIMO -- The volunteer group Reuniting Owners with Animals Missing (ROAM) has seen a dramatic increase in missing animal cases on Vancouver Island over the last two weeks. “I can almost cry, it’s been so busy, honestly,” said Lesli Steeves, founder of ROAM. “There are so many dogs out there right now.” Since Jan. 20, ROAM has posted 66 reports of missing dogs on its Facebook page. That’s an average of four missing dogs per day, when the group normally gets one to two per day. “It’s been gut wrenching,” said Steeves. Of the 66 missing dog reports filed since Jan. 2...