SIGHTED: Roaming Dog: Rutledge St, Bedford, HRM, NS – Golden Retriever, Male, Blonde, Senior – "Unknown"

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UPDATE: Possible Sighting: 3.7.12  at  20:30:  Shoreview Dr, Bedford – Golden Retriever running behind 36 Shoreview Dr this evening.

SIGHTING: Bedford/Rutledge St./HRM MALE: Golden Retriever Sighter saw this dog at approx. 7 am. “Hi, I just saw a lovely senior golden retriever at the top of Rutledge in Bedford. I tried to approach with a leash but it ran into the street and then turned to run towards Shoreview. I was not able to catch up with it but another lady out walking her dog said she had come across it at the bottom of Rutledge around 6 am.” If anyone knows of a missing GR please advise as to this sighting or call 490-4000 if you see this dog. (3.7.12 –

 

HAPPY ENDING: Home, Safe n' Sound: Lost Dogs: Kempt Head Rd, Boularderie East, Victoria Co., NS – Doberman, Female, 2 yrs old, No Collar – "Lily" & Amstaff/Boxer Mix, Female, Black with White Chest, 4 yrs old, Red Collar – "Jessie"

HAPPY ENDING: Home, Safe and Sound!! Yippee!! From the Owner: “Lily has just arrived home!! ♥ Both dogs are fine, and most of all warm and safe for the night! We’re all so happy 🙂 Thank you so much for all your help and support! Hope some day I can return the favor. Thanks again!”  Just fantastic news.  Thanks to everyone that helps search, spread the word, or sent along good wishes.  Fantastic! (3.6.12 – 3.6.12)

LOST DOGS: Kempt Head Road, Boularderie East, Victoria Co., NS — FEMALE: Grey and brown Doberman, 2 years old, not wearing a collar NAME: Lily and FEMALE: Black with white chest Amstaff/Boxer Mix, 4 years old, wearing a red collar NAME: Jessie These dogs are not aggressive towards people (though, they may seem aggressive when they’re playing with each other) but are both very friendly. Please cross post and if you find them contact…

HAPPY ENDING: Home, Safe n' Sound: Lost Dog: Mahone Bay, Lunenburg Co, NS – Scottish Terrier, Female, Black, Thin, Nervous – "Luna"

HAPPY ENDING: Home, Safe n’ Sound!!!  Yippee!! From Jane Smith “WOW…….what an exciting morning!! Luna is safe and sound…..poor little thing! we caught her in my backyard…..another good reason to have a fenced in DOG YARD!!!!!;-)”  Thank you everyone that participated in getting this dog to safety.  Terrific! (3.5.12 – 3.6.12)

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LOST DOG: Mahone Bay/ Lunenburg County …FEMALE: Scottie Terrier, Black but with salt and pepper in her coat. Very thin. NAME: Luna Last sighted by the Maggie Maggie River on March 5/12. She slipped her collar. She is very defensive and will bite. She was rescued from a puppy mill seizure. Please contact Steve or Jeannie at 624-0928 with any sightings.

HAPPY ENDING: Home, Safe n' Sound: Found: Roaming Dog: Long Beach Rd, West Glenmont, Kings Co., NS – Lab/Retriever Mix, Male, Black, Friendly

“King Jr”

HAPPY ENDING: Home, Safe and Sound!! Yippee!!!  The owner has been located and he will be going home – super shout out to Angie and Darryl who took such great care of this dog! … His name is King Jr. and his owner is thrilled. Thanks to all who cared and shared his info… fantastic!! (3.5.12 – 3.6.12)

Found dog, male, black with white blaze approx. 60 lbs. he looks like a lab cross, maybe a little shepard or collie.extremely sweet and friendly, and very happy to be asked inside. He was found on Long Beach Rd. West Glenmont about 3:30 pm today. We can be reached at

HAPPY ENDING: Home, Safe n' Sound: Found: Roaming Dog: LaBelle, Queens Co., NS – Pointer, Red and White, Female, Friendly, Hunter Orange Collar

HAPPY ENDING: Home Safe and Sound: Thank so much to the kind folks who took in this sweet girl and did everything they could to find the owners.  Excellent… home now with a very happy family.  (3.4.12 – 3.6.12)

A man who lives on my road found a female pointer, mainly white with brown around the eyes and a brown circle on her back. She is wearing an orange collar and is timid but friendly.  Please call if you know who might own this dog!

HAPPY ENDING: Home, Safe n' Sound: Found: Roaming Dog: Lacewood Drive, Halifax, NS – Pomeranian, Female, Black, Senior, Blue Collar/Tags

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HAPPY ENDING: Home Safe, and Sound!! As we understand it, the owners were found and this dog is home safe.  Thanks to all who shared and cared.  (2.29.12 – 2.29.12)

FOUND: Roaming Dog:  Halifax/ Lacewood Drive (by the Nubody’s) HRM. FEMALE: Black Pomeranian, senior, wearing a blue collar with tags. Tags were registered with a Vet in New Brunswick and apparently this dog was re-homed. Please contact Animal Control 490-4000 if you know who owns this dog. Please cross post and lets get her home.

SIGHTED: Roaming Dog: Sobeys, 68 Robie St, Truro, NS – Chocolate Lab, Blue Collar, chain collar, black cat as friend

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I was just at Sobeys in Truro (on the side by the NSLC section) and there was a full grown chocolate lab with a blue collar (with tags?) and one of those small metal choke collars. He saw me, hackles went up and tail went between his legs and he gave a scared growl and took off. I was probably 10-15 feet away. When he took off a dark cat also followed him. I called to the dog, crouched down, etc and whistled. He stopped about 50 feet away but refused to come closer and when I took 2-3 slow steps he took off behind Sobeys. The cat was with him/her the entire time and followed the dog. The dog even sniffed/possibly licked the cat once so they know each other.

Sobeys in Truro at 8:30pm, full grown chocolate lab, light blue collar and choke chain, very skittish with a full grown dark coloured cat as a side kick.

Please contact if sighted again:

  • Animal Services: 897-3175
  • Colchester Branch SPCA: Truro: Shelter: 902-893-7968

SIGHTED: Roaming Dog: Lakeview Dr, Windsor Junction, NS – German Shepherd Dog

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SIGHTED: Roaming Dog: There was a German Shepherd walking around Windsor Junct. Near Lakeveiw about 10:30 pm, Thursday Night, 2.23.12. We stopped but it ran away into the woods. A neighbor came out and said she had tried calling the dog but it avoided her as well.

HAPPY ENDING: Home, Safe n' Sound: Lost Dogs: Marie Joseph, Guysborough Co., NS – Chocolate Lab, Female, 4 yrs old, camo collar – "Shelby" & Beagle, Female, 12 yrs old, no collar – "Lucky"

HAPPY ENDING: Home, Safe n’ Sound!! Yippee!! Both of these dogs are home… just wonderful.  Thanks everyone for sharing their info.  (2.14.12 – 2.24.12)

 

Lost Dogs: Ecum Secum – Marie Joseph/ Guysborough County FEMALES: Chocolate Lab, 4 years old – wearing a camouflage collar NAME: Shelby Beagle, 12 years old – no collar NAME: Lucky Both dogs went missing Feb.14/12. Please cross post and please contact Jennifer or Shawn at (2.14.12 – 2.24.12)

The Canning Gazette January 2012: Article on Lost Huskies and NS Lost Dog Network

http://canningnovascotia.ca/gazette/gaz201201.pdf

The Canning Gazette: January 2012

Lost Dog? NSLDN can help

R ecently, you might have noticed a sign outside a home on the 358 to Scotts Bay. It announced that the owners were missing a couple of hus-kies from their home. What a huge relief it was when a local man, Greg MacLellan of Scotts Bay, found the dogs and was able to help reunite them with Lydia, their worried owner.

Although th e lost dog sign was help- ful in letting people know there were dogs missing from Lydia’s home, one of the tools that also helped bring the dogs home was the Nova Scotia Lost Dog Network.  This group of volunteers has been operating for just over a year, helping to find lost, stolen, or otherwise missing dogs and get them back to their owners. Equally importantly, they let people in the Network know when a dog has been found. How often do we see signs on bulletin boards, looking for a lost pet, and the sign has been up for months while the pet has since been found? It’s hard to know which to keep an eye out for.

The Nova Scotia Lost Dog Network harnesses the power of the Internet as a means of sharing information. As its founders, Ann and Heather Morrison and Janet Chernin, realized, the Internet is a great way to spread information, and to track missing animals.

The organization relies on Fa- cebook, Twitter, and its website at Ns.lostdogNetwork.coM, to share infor- mation about missing dogs around the province. And, as the successes that scroll through my Facebook Feed, and the experi- ences of the happy Husky owner can prove, the system works! Although per- sonally, I’m not a dog person, but as the owner of a number of beloved cats, I know how much any com- panion animal or pet means to those who love their animals. I can well imagine how upset Lydia was when her girls went missing, and I was so very glad to find out they were safely back home.

Even the most caring and responsible of owners can have escapees. Dogs can break leashes, gnaw their way out of kennels, jump over fences designed to keep them in, any number of other misadventures.

The NSLDN helps to spread the word about missing animals, keep their statuses updated, and ultimately sees many lost ani- mals reunited with their owners. In their first year of operation, they saw 470 dogs find their way home again. And that, dear friends, is a very good thing.