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HUNTINGTON – A formerly homeless puppy, whose situation caused a wave of concern on social media, is now on the path to a forever home.The dog, which appears to be a purebred German shepherd, came to the attention of Huntington Dog Officer Jim...
Last week our puppy ran away, spooked by a sudden loud sound on Stockbridge’s Main Street.Six long days and five rainstorms later, he was found a few miles away —
Updated East Coast Radio Share this: Pexels In an interview with one of Durban's local newspapers, Durban and Coast SPCA shared the alarming rate at which missing dog cases are climbing. From the previous month of May's statistics only 15% percent of the missing dogs have been found. Recently, we have all witnessed the numbers of posts on social media reporting on missing dogs. The best place to find these is the Facebook group Lost and Found pets (Durban and Highway). It is quite frustrating as without a collar or a microchip finding one's dog becomes harder. It's even harder to find the...
MILLBURY — This dog sure made tracks. Nearly five years ago, "Bay," an 18-month-old Basenji rescue dog, escaped from Renee Perry’s brother’s home in Framingham and disappeared. Perry and her friends searched for the peripatetic pooch, described as shy and timid, with no luck. “There was never any sign of her,” said Perry, a Framingham Public Schools teacher who lives in Millbury. “She never popped up anywhere. We looked all summer. I always looked. Whenever I drove in Framingham, I always looked.” Now, a little older and with perhaps a little wiser, Bay is back home after years...
Bay escaped an initial attempt to trap her and continued to visit the yard, as well as the nearby Wellesley town dump. Last year, someone saw a photo of Bay on a Needham community page but thought it was another dog that Missing Dogs of Massachusetts had been looking for. Matthew contacted that Needham resident, and it turned out Bay was not the dog in question, but the pair stayed in touch. More recently, Matthew and another volunteer decided to catch the prowling pooch. Last week, they set up the trap, and early Tuesday morning, they caught the wandering woofer when she went in to snag a...