Chicago police share how they found missing dog Toby, who escaped from MedVet in Avondale
Chicago police will share how they found the missing dog, Toby, who escaped from MedVet in Avondale last weekend.
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Chicago police will share how they found the missing dog, Toby, who escaped from MedVet in Avondale last weekend.
Toby, a 2-year-old German Shepherd, has been missing in the Logan Square area for two days. "He's my baby, he means everything to me, I've had him since he was two months," said Nelly Roa, owner. Roa said she dropped her dog at MedVet on Saturday for stitches. Due to COVID-19 protocols, she left him there. An hour later, she said someone called her from the veterinary clinic to say Toby was missing. "I'm just frustrated," Roa said. "I just want my Toby back, because it's so cold. He didn't even eat before we went to the vet!" The spokesperson for MedVet said the staff is focused on helping to...
CHICAGO (WLS) -- A Chicago woman is desperately searching for her beloved dog after he escaped from an Avondale vet's office Saturday. She said she had to take her 2-year-old German Shepherd, Toby, to get stitches on his eye, but because of COVID-19 restrictions, she couldn't stay with him and had to drop him off. She left him in the care of the vet's office located near N. California Avenue and W. Roscoe Street, but said she received a call from the vet around noon later that day telling her Toby was missing. The vet said they let him out of a cage, but he got spooked and ran out the automat...
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