“Wren”
HAPPY ENDING: Safe n’ Sound After Nearly A YEAR!!! WOW!! Wren, a lost dog almost forgotten by everyone except for Adele and Animal Control. Adele worked for almost a year with Animal Control to catch Wren who had made a life for himself out on the dykes. It’s just amazing that they finally caught this soft eyed boy … he’s finally safe!
UPDATE: 6.9.12 – We received this sighting of hopefully Wren: “We saw this dog on June 9th on the dykes behind Greenwich. He was lying down in long grass, hiding. As we tried to approach he ran away, terrified. Last we saw him he ran west, across the road to Port Williams and into the treed area down below Noggins Farm Market. He is very thin and skitterish.”
Breed or Mix: Black Lab/Rottie
Sex: Male, Age: 3 years
Collar/Tags: Red Collar, Poker Cards on it, no tags yet
Lost on: 05/04/2012
Area: On the Dykes, New Minas, Kings, NS
Additional Notes: This morning my dog took off, I just got him last night & when we opened the door this morning he bolted off before we could get the leash on him. He is black with dark brown legs, his name is Wren & from what I’ve seen he knows it. He was last seen down by the old Horton school just outside New Minas, I was told he looks very scared, but he’s verry friendly. You can try and get him to come to you, he really likes food. He’s underweight as he has a bad allergy to fleas & I need him to come home so I can get him treated.
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We saw this dog on June 9th on the dykes behind Greenwich. He was lying down in long grass, hiding. As we tried to approach he ran away, terrified. Last we saw him he ran west, across the road to Port Williams and into the treed area down below Noggins Farm Market. He is very thin and skitterish.
Wren is still alive and out on the dykes. I’ve seen him and have recently been feeding him. He is afraid and won’t let people get near.
Hi Adele,
Animal Control is aware of Wren and they are looking into different options. It seems that he is scared of live traps as well. So sad. Thank you for feeding him. Ann M
Well, I think he’s gone. He is no longer eating the food I leave out for him. So, he’s either dead or he’s moved to a different location.
Adele,
Thank you for never giving up. I know you had your moments of doubt that he was gone – but to receive the good news from Kings Animal Control that with your help Wren is safe; well all I can say is amazing and he was blessed to have you as a guardian angel.
Janet Chernin
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I am SO relieved to hear this poor dog was finally caught. I was the one who reported seeing him last June out on the Port Williams dykes. I helped Animal Control with the live trap and made sure it was stocked with food and water for a while but the dog disappeared from there and I never saw him again. I hope that he will be able to be rehabilitated and offered into a new, safe home.