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10-23-2009, 09:43 AM
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| Adopt me !  Member Since: Nov 2007
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| LOST A BOXER that recently had surgery?? Did you lose a boxer in the past 2 days? Someone I know found one that had stitches from surgery and turned it into a veterinary business in Waldorf who said the dog had to be signed over to THEM for them to scan it for a micro-chip then told the person the dog didn't have a micro-chip. They kept the dog - hmmm. I'm concerned that someone may never see their beloved Boxer again? Since when does a veterinary office REQUIRE you SIGN the animal over to them for them to see if the animal has a micro-chip? I am hoping that we can somehow match the owner up with their missing dog providing the vet office hasn't already sold/given the dog away? Or maybe they turned the dog over to the Humane Society or Tri-County?
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10-23-2009, 09:47 AM
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10-23-2009, 10:26 AM
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| Jam out with ur clam out  Member Since: Apr 2008 Location: In my world
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did they say where they found the dog? or where the stitches were?? What color was the boxer. Male or female??? ooohhhh no (I know my friend owns two boxers and one just had surgery a few days ago  but she never lets them run free..... and they live in Chuck-u)
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10-23-2009, 10:33 AM
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| Ok I have MORE information: MALE - had staples in groin area (Neuter surgery?) and was Red with a black mask - dog was found in New Carrollton. The person who found the dog said the girl at the vet office was on the phone immediately as they were leaving the dog there and they ASSUME it was to call someone they knew who wanted a boxer? But hey they could have been calling the shelter to see if a boxer was reported missing? I am sure she regrets leaving the dog there like that now. She's willing to help get the dog to the owner if the dog was given away or sold to someone. Quote:
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10-23-2009, 10:39 AM
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10-23-2009, 10:47 AM
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| She didn't, but I just got off tghe phone with the P G Shelter to report the dog FOUND - I just hope the owner can be located quickly so this dog can be reunited with the rightful owner - somehow the lady who found him fears that girl at the vet clinic may have been up to no good and placed the dog herself. I tend to think most people are good hearted so I want to think positively that she was calling Tri-County or the Humane Society? The lady who found the dog said she's willing to meet the owner at the vet clinic to attempt to get the dog back if the dog was sold/given away. Without an owner to claim the dog there is nothing that can be done at this point? Maybe I can call the vet office to ask what they did with the dog? Okay I will. Quote:
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10-23-2009, 10:49 AM
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 Did I miss the outcome of the scan? No chip?
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10-23-2009, 10:52 AM
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| Vet office told them there was no micro-chip. I'm on the phone with the vet office now to try to find out where the dog is. Quote:
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10-23-2009, 10:52 AM
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10-23-2009, 10:52 AM
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| I would call them to let them know that the dog has been reported found to PG County Animal Control/Shelter. I try to see the best in people but the truth is that there are dishonest people out there. I found a boxer in Mechanicsville that had been picked up from Waldorf and instead of the person doing the right thing they decided to keep the dog. The dog got loose from that person and I found him. I was able to track down the owner and return him. Even though I notified all local (St. Marys) animal organizations, no one was able to put two and two together because he came from Chuck Co. When I went online and searched lost and found listings in Waldorf, I was able to locate his owner. |
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