HAPPY ENDING: Home, Safe n’ Sound!! Yippee!! From the Owner: “Margo has been found!!A man named Mr. Currie(first name may be John–we were so excited to get her back we didn’t catch his full name) brought her home today. Thank you so much, for taking the time to bring her home. We are all happy to have her back!!Thank you Nova Scotia Lost Dog Network for all your help.”  Terrific!! (12.29.12 – 1.1.13)

HAPPY ENDING: Home, Safe n’ Sound!! Yippee!!! Toby was sighted yesterday but disappeared when owners arrived. But today Toby decided it was time to come home and asked a very nice man for help.  His owners were contacted and after a very exciting reunion and a trip to the Vet to remove some quills and get an overall check up, he’s back home, sleeping off his adventure. He has lost almost 20lbs, but has a clean bill of health. thanks to all who cared and shared. (12.28.12 – 1.10.13)

HAPPY ENDING: HOME SAFE N’SOUND “Thanks to Facebook and to over 300 people sharing pictures of Charlie on here, he was found!!!! about 5km from home walking on the railroad tracks!!!! Thanks to the man who spotted him and called our house!!!!!” (12.26.12 – 12.27.12)

HAPPY ENDING: Home, Safe n’ Sound!! Yippee!!– Kayla was picked up by Animal Control and had a sleepover at the Pictou SPCA. We thank all that cared and shared. (12.25.12-12.27.12)

HAPPY ENDING: Home, Safe n’ Sound!! YIPPEE!!! So Lucky!!! From the Owner: “Sam came home around 9 pm last night, with a wire noose still attached tight around his neck, no sign of Kaytea. Despite the 20 cm of snow and by then rain, my husband and daughter got ready right away to follow the tracks back to where he was trapped and after a false lead, found Kaytea just before midnight about 3 km from home, in the middle of nowhere. She was still in another wire trap and very happy to see them. I picked them up with the car, when they got back out to a road. There were a lot of “ifs” involved, if Sam hadn’t been able to free himself, if it hadn’t snowed so there were tracks, if it hadn’t stopped! snowing at just the right time and start raining to preserve the tracks, if Sam hadn’t beelined it home (I guess he wasn’t so lost after all!), we would not have found them. My guess is, that they were trapped for about 2 days and that is why no one saw them or they didn’t return. I know, that the dogs shouldn’t have been anywhere near those traps, they were set far enough from a road, but apparently they weren’t checked either. Both dogs are exhausted and have minor wire marks on their necks, but are otherwise fine. Thank you so much for providing this website, we had posts from people we don’t know, but live in the area and said they would look out for them, and for caring and taking the time to help people find their pets, even on a holiday, it is very much appreciated.  I wish you a happy new year and again, thank you very much.  Imogen, Martin and Meghan” (12.25.12 – 12.27.12)

HAPPY ENDING: Home, Safe n’ Sound!! YIPPEE!!! So Lucky!!! From the Owner: “Sam came home around 9 pm last night, with a wire noose still attached tight around his neck, no sign of Kaytea. Despite the 20 cm of snow and by then rain, my husband and daughter got ready right away to follow the tracks back to where he was trapped and after a false lead, found Kaytea just before midnight about 3 km from home, in the middle of nowhere. She was still in another wire trap and very happy to see them. I picked them up with the car, when they got back out to a road. There were a lot of “ifs” involved, if Sam hadn’t been able to free himself, if it hadn’t snowed so there were tracks, if it hadn’t stopped! snowing at just the right time and start raining to preserve the tracks, if Sam hadn’t beelined it home (I guess he wasn’t so lost after all!), we would not have found them. My guess is, that they were trapped for about 2 days and that is why no one saw them or they didn’t return. I know, that the dogs shouldn’t have been anywhere near those traps, they were set far enough from a road, but apparently they weren’t checked either. Both dogs are exhausted and have minor wire marks on their necks, but are otherwise fine. Thank you so much for providing this website, we had posts from people we don’t know, but live in the area and said they would look out for them, and for caring and taking the time to help people find their pets, even on a holiday, it is very much appreciated.  I wish you a happy new year and again, thank you very much.  Imogen, Martin and Meghan” (12.25.12 – 12.27.12)

HAPPY ENDING: Home, Safe n’ Sound!! Yippee!! From the Owner: “Thanks for everyone’s help and concern for Daisy and Rex. They are home safe and sound a little tired and Rex is nursing a very sore paw but nonetheless no worse for wear. Thanks again everyone.” (12.24.12 – 12.27.12)