A Facebook page has also been set up to help get the word out about Schroeder. Please like it and share it.
Here’s a link to the news story. Schroeder was stolen today, Friday, March 21, 2014.
http://www.10news.com/news/bulldog-stolen-at-san-marcos-doggie-daycare-032114
Please share this!
This dog was stolen nearly three weeks ago from the owner’s backyard. His name is Maejor and he is greatly missed!
Thanks to Bring Mabel Home for this flyer and post!
Stolen dog in Fort Worth, TX!
Thank you to the Facebook page of Lone Star Bulldog Rescue Club for this info!
URGENT! Lexington, Kentucky!
This 4 month old Boston Terrier got lost on Savoy Road/Dunkirk Road near Versailles. Below is additional information from the Facebook page of Lost and Found Pets of Lexington, KY:Â
Brian the owner already confronted the kid that had him, who already traded him to somebody else who then traded him to somebody else. Brian is desperate and we have to find this dog. He will get flipped for the highest bidder and studed out as he is only 4 months old
PLEASE circulate this as much as you can! Time is not our friend! If you have ANY information, call Brian at (859) 940-9101.
This information is from the great people at Bring Mabel Home:
BE ON THE LOOKOUT!
Louie Ballard County, KY
Missing since Feb 5, 2013. If spotted, please call the Ballard County Sheriff at 270-335-3561.
Monday, January 14, 2013:
I can’t believe it but it’s true- Bueller has been found and reunited with his owner!! Little is known but here’s a link to the article that explains a little about how he was found.
Bueller was taken by thugs on 1-11-13 when out on a walk with his owner. Two men pointed a gun at them and demanded Bueller. Since then, a Facebook page was created and in only two days, he had nearly 2,000 followers. These followers were dedicated dog lovers, all sharing and re-posting on other social media sites, helping to get the word out about his abduction. And here we are today- all relieved that he’s back home SAFE where he belongs! Way to go, everyone!
As of right now, no one has been arrested in his abduction.
Original post:
From the Facebook page of Help Find Bueller:
Bueller is a french bulldog owned by Derek McComber. On the night of 1/11/2013, he was robbed at gunpoint. The only thing they stole was Bueller. The robbery was in Town n Country, off of Pinehurst and Waters (Tampa, FL). Of course, the police cant do anything. Two men robbed him, either white or hispanic with hoods and goatees. They were driving a 96-99 silver Honda Civic coupe stock. Help get this page viral so we can find Bueller and get him home where he belongs!!! I am willing to offer a cash reward for any information that leads to the rescue of this pup!!! ♥
Please share this flyer and visit his Facebook page and help spread this information to your Facebook friends!
Nahla was stolen on September 27, 2012 in Seattle, WA and could be ANYWHERE by now. She could have been sold to an innocent person who has no idea that she was stolen from her loving owner. So please take a look at her- do you recognize her? Do you know someone who has her? You can remain anonymous and still claim the $2,000 reward. The owner desperately wants her back.
If you have ANY information, please call (719) 216-3434.
Please share everywhere!Â
From the Facebook page of Frenchie’s Kitchen:
LOST/STOLEN
Male shitzu stolen from his home on Birch Place in Corpus Christi, TX. Creed is a white Shitzu with spots on his belly. At the time he was stolen, he was wearing a red sweater and a black leather collar. Creed has seizures and panic attacks and needs to be brought home safely as soon as possible.
Please call 361-688-1745 if you have seen him or have any information. A police report has been filed.
Friends- Please keep your eyes peeled for this dog in the Iowa City area. In short, two sisters (allegedly under the influence of drugs) stole this dog from their mother’s home this past Wednesday evening.
Cocoa is a 5 year old chubby Miniature Pincher mix. She had a litter of pups this past fall and so has not been spayed yet. She tends to be nippy with strangers but can be calmed with treats. Because of the strained relationship between the girls and their mother, there is concern that the girls might take the dog to a vet, claim it bites, and have it euthanized.
Bottom line, this dog was stolen from a loving home in Iowa City and we need to find it. The police have been involved so if you think you know where Cocoa is, call police!
This initial post came from Cindy Stahmer-Fetters of West Branch.
Tuesday, December 5, 2012: UPDATE! Beacon has been found SAFE! Her mom told me so herself! Beacon was stolen from her home during a home burglary in late November. A couple of nights ago, two men were outside of a liquor store, selling Beacon! A gentleman bought Beacon, not knowing that she was stolen until a couple of days later when he saw a LOST flyer on her. Being a kind citizen, he called Beacon’s mother and returned Beacon to her. YEAH FOR KIND PEOPLE!
So tonight Beacon is home and I’m sure she’s happier than we can even imagine! Thanks to all of you for sharing this story in an effort to bring Beacon home! Congrats to Beacon and her mom, Julie! CELEBRATE! -Juli
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Friends- this is a 1 1/2 year old female Boston Terrier, stolen from her home in Phoenix a couple of nights ago. Her name is Beacon and she weighs 13 pounds and she’s deaf. I don’t have a phone number for her owner but the Phoenix media are reporting on this and the police are involved. If you have any information, call the Phoenix police!
One key feature is that her ears flop over.
Stealing dogs is NOT ok and it’s happening more and more and more. Together, we can get the word out about Beacon and bring her back home and punish the jerks who took her.
Thanks in advance for your help! -Juli
This story was found on the Boston Terrier Arizona Facebook page.
I posted about this a little over a week ago after it happened. Skeeter is still missing. Here’s the latest:
$1,000 reward offered for dog taken in New Orleans carjacking
By Ramon Antonio Vargas, NOLA.com | The Times-Picayune
on November 02, 2012 at 9:39 AM, updated November 04, 2012 at 9:41 AM
Ever since a carjacker drove off with her Lincoln Navigator and her dog earlier this week, Meg Hall has received phone calls from two people who thought they might have found Skeeter, her Chihuahua-Jack Russell Terrier mix. But when she went to see those dogs, it turned out neither was Skeeter.
“I did visualize seeing Skeeter and him jumping up on me,” Hall, 27, said Friday. “Hopefully, that’s still going to happen.”
A $1,000 reward is now being offered to the public for the safe return of Skeeter. The dog was taken from Hall when a man holding a gun approached her in the 2300 block of Burdette Street about 10:25 p.m. Tuesday.
Before being attacked, Hall was climbing into her Navigator and waving goodbye to her boyfriend’s mother, who was on a nearby porch with her own dogs. Skeeter was sitting on the car’s center console.
The gunman stopped Hall from closing her door and yanked her away from the SUV. She said he punched her in the face and threw her on the ground.
“It happened so fast,” Hall said. “I tried to fight him off. I kicked him. I hit him. But … he just overpowered me.”
The man started driving off with Hall’s Navigator, and she ran up to the car and pounded the windows. Aside from her vehicle, the robber had Hall’s purse, her wallet and her cell phone — but she said all she cared about getting back was her skittish pup, Skeeter.
“Give me the dog,” Hall pleaded. “Give me the dog.” However, the man fled in her tan Navigator, 2000 model, with Louisiana license plate TFX 907.
Hall, her friends and her family subsequently gathered $500 and distributed posters offering the money to anyone finding Skeeter. The Humane Society of Louisiana on Thursday joined Hall’s cause and contributed another $500 to the reward.
Humane Society Director Jeff Dorson urges anyone who knows where Skeeter is or wants more information about the reward to call his group at 888-648-6263. The dog can also be dropped off at any animal shelters in the area “without questions asked,” said Hall, who can be contacted via Facebook.
Skeeter, 11
Hall adopted Skeeter, a rescue dog, following Hurricane Rita in 2005. She says he is “very friendly” and will run up to anyone who speaks his name.
“He’s been my best friend and roommate for a long time,” said Hall, who noted that Skeeter’s bed and food bowl are still out. “I can’t imagine not getting him back. He’s the perfect dog for me. … Skeeter goes with me everywhere. I really miss him.”
Update: The Jefferson Parish Sheriff’s Office recovered Meg Hall’s Lincoln Navigator late Friday night, but Skeeter was still missing.
via $1,000 reward offered for dog taken in New Orleans carjacking | NOLA.com.
Stories like this rip me to pieces. I can’t believe that there are people out there who can steal dogs. Heartless and cold and they don’t deserve to ever know what it feels like to be loved by a dog. Please share this story and do what you can to get Lily back to her family.
Lily was last seen on August 19, 2012 at her home in Warren, OH. It is believed that she was stolen from her own yard. She has not been seen since. To add insult to injury, her family has received prank phone calls about Lily- some giving hope and some just being mean.
Lily is now 1 year old and she is a brindle Pug.
Please share far and wide and lets hone in on these punks! Again, Warren, Ohio but also pay attention to the Portage County area.
This story is from WDSU News, Channel 6, New Orleans. (click link to be taken to video coverage of the story)
NEW ORLEANS —
New Orleans police said a woman was attacked and carjacked, and now she is desperately searching for her dog, which was inside her vehicle when it was stolen.
Meg Hall said a man grabbed and hit her Tuesday about 10:30 p.m., as she was getting into her vehicle in the 2300 block of Burdette Street.
Hall and her family are scouring the neighborhood, asking anyone who may have seen Skeeter to speak up.
“(Skeeter) is a nervous, fragile dog,” Hall said. “He’s a Chihuahua/Jack Russell terrier mix, 8 pounds, 11 years old and going to be really scared.”
Hall said she was in the driveway about to leave when a man on a bike rode up and forced her car door open. He pretended to have a gun, she said.
Hall said she fought back and kicked and screamed, but the man dragged her out of the vehicle and hit her in the face. It happened so fast, Hall said, that it couldn’t have been more than 30 seconds.
“As soon as he pulled me and hit me, I got up and I ran. I was banging on the window, ‘Please give me my dog. I want my dog. Give me my dog,'” Hall said.
She said the carjacker jumped into her Lincoln Navigator and drove down South Claiborne Avenue toward Broadway Street with her purse, phone and Skeeter still inside.
“I hope they didn’t abandon the car and Skeeter’s in there somewhere. I want people looking for the car,” Hall said.
Hall said she’s focusing on finding her 11-year-old dog and getting him back safe.
STOLEN!
Adalida is a 4 year old Australia Shepherd/Blue Heeler stolen on Wednesday, August 22, 2012 from Jacksonville, Florida. She belongs to a US Army & Iraq War Veteran and helps with her human’s PTSD. She’s needed for his wellbeing!
There is a reward of $1000 for safe return or information leading to her safe return home. 904-463-2677 anytime.
Please help bring Adalida home by sharing this information with all of your networks. Follow and share her Facebook page:Â Help Bring Adalida Home.
She’s a beautiful girl.
Finally confirmed on the Find Baxter and Cooper Facebook page, the two Yorkshire Terriers stolen 18 months ago are home safe! WIN! WIN! WIN!
SO HAPPY! To all of you who have been following this story and advocating for their return, you may have helped to make this reunion possible! But it’s not over. There are thousands of dogs out there who are missing and their humans are needing to reunite with them. So don’t stop your efforts- please help others make a reunion like this possible! -Juli
I can’t believe this!! This is the best news ever!
And for all of those humans out there looking for their lost dogs, THIS story has got to give you hope now more than ever! There aren’t any details as of yet, all that’s known is that they ARE in fact home and safe! I’m dying to know where they’ve been and how they are doing! Congratulations to their mom, Peggy, on a very long road. I bet her tears can’t stop flowing with love and happiness right now! I’m trying to keep an eye on their Facebook page, Find Baxter and Cooper to get the story!
Lost Paws Finder posted this earlier today:
Ready for some amazing news?..Baxter & Cooper who were stolen from there home on 4/22/11 have been Found!!..still awaiting details but we are beyond thrilled for their mommy who NEVER gave up!
Thanks to Lost Paws Finder for posting this exciting news today!
If you aren’t familiar with Baxter and Cooper, they were stolen from their home in San Antonio, Texas over a year ago. It was during a home burglary and they were stolen while still inside their kennels. Not a trace of them since.
The story of Baxter and Cooper is what inspired me to start a blog and help other dogs who have been lost or stolen. I’m so glad this story has a happy ending. -Juli
Find Baxter and Cooper
October 18, 2012
Here is a photo of the couple believed to have stolen this service dog in Lolo, Montana. If you know who this couple is, please do the right thing and contact the authorities!
Jalita the service dog stolen in Montana
Jalita was stolen in a campground in Lolo, Montana. She’s a service dog to a hearing impaired family. She is trained in sign language.
Thanks to Lost Paws Finder for reporting this information and providing updates on Jalita.
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September 30, 2012
This makes me furious! Please share with all of your networks- on your blogs, your email lists, Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, Google+, etc. Please! -Juli
Jalita was stolen from a campground in Lolo, Montana. She is a service dog who assists her hearing-impaired owners. She is trained in sign language commands.
Jalita is a Huskey/Wolf hybrid mix. She is medium size, mostly grey and black, orange inner coat with a feather-like tail. She was wearing a black nylon collar. She is on a special diet because she is a hybrid.
She is a very well trained and well behaved dog but right now she might be traumatized so she would probably be extremely cautious of people since this couple tore her away from her family!
Police reports have been made in Missoula, Montana and Idaho. Stolen dog has been reported to Animal controls in both states. Lost dog has been reported at Humane Societies in both states as well.
Contact Info: qt.yerkes@gmail.com or 360-771-5132 text only.
Thanks to Lost Paws Finder for this info!
November 5, 2012:
I originally posted about Poppy on September 29, 2012. She is a black pug who lives in England and was stolen from her humans. However today brings GREAT news for Poppy and her family- she’s back home!
I don’t have any information as to where she’s been, who’s had her or how she was found. Her Facebook page was updated today with major excitement saying she was home! For all of you out there looking for your lost/missing dog, please don’t give up! Use social media- it’s powerful and it only helps. Start a Facebook page of your own (or if you don’t know how to do that, let me know and I’ll start it for you until you get the hang of it). But just don’t give up.
Congratulations to Poppy and her family! -Juli
The cutest baby puppy picture ever- Poppy!!
Original post:
Thanks, Paloma (@PalomaTheBoston) for bringing this to my attention!
The 14 week old black Pug was stolen from her home in the Heneage Road area of Grimsby, England.
Have you seen this puppy anywhere? In an ad for sale? In someone’s home? She may have been sold to an innocent family, not knowing she was stolen!
Distinguishing features:
– 3 small bald patches near left ear
– small puncture mark near her nose
This is all the information I have on this puppy (she’s not mine). But a Facebook page has been set up for her (Help Find Poppy) so please refer to that for updates. Please share this info with your networks no matter where you live! – Juli
Belle is a Wonder Weims Weimaraner and was stolen last night near 5700 Holly hills, St Louis, Mo 63109, in Francis Park!Â
Belle, was at a new foster home. A jogger by the name of “Angela” (likely not her real name) came by the foster home. She’s familiar to the foster asked if she could jog around the park with Belle to see how she did and possibly adopt her. Belle was never returned!
Belle has a full tail so she should be easier to identify!
The girl that took her is about 25 years old, brown hair and has a scar on her arm. Please call Angie at 314 330 8481 if you have any info!
via Facebook.
This morning the Animal Welfare Society has announced that Rocky was returned to the shelter and he’s safe! No news on who had him or if there will be charges. A happy ending! Now- Rocky needs to get his forever home- then it will really be a happy ending!
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Bring Rocky Home! $1000 Reward!
STOLEN: Please keep your eyes open for Rocky. He was stolen from the shelter (Animal Welfare Society, Inc.) this afternoon. Rocky is a 6 year old male, red nose pit bull mix, neutered, microchipped and on daily medication for a skin condition.
According to Bring Hanah Home, Rocky was stolen sometime today, Sunday, September 2nd, between 2:30-5pm from their facility at 8 Dodd Road, New Milford, CT.
If you have any information, please call the Animal Welfare Society at 860-354-1350 or the New Milford Police at 860-355-3133. These first moments/hours/days are crucial to finding Rocky and getting him back safely so PLEASE help spread the word and report any information that you think might be useful to his search!
Please Share his pictures with everyone. $1000 Reward for any information leading to his safe return — at Animal Welfare Society, Inc.
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