My Bea is lost!
Bea, my 8 year old red spayed female shiba inu is lost. I let her out to use the restroom (9pm) and because I had taken NyQuil, I fell asleep and didn't wake up until midnight (the hubs woke me up). I went to go look for her but she was already missing. There are no holes underneath our fencing. We looked around all last night and all day today, still couldn't find her. I reside in Riverside, California (near UCR) and I miss her terribly. If you could spread the word, that would be great. Thanks guys.
Happy New Year,
Theresa
Happy New Year,
Theresa
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We had some success using a Pet PI, Karin TarQwyn, when Taka was lost. At the very least, she helped get the word out on the street. I think it was worth the money - well, we found Taka, so it WAS worth the money. Here is her website: http://www.k9pi.com . Mention Taka if you speak with her.
We also used this service: http://www.petamberalert.com . I think it was helpful too.
Good luck!
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"Dear all,
Thank you very much for your heartfelt prayers, and pawsitive thoughts. I would also like to thank Masako Yamamoto and Annie- Kuma- Hiro for all their helpful advice and suggestions. Bea has been found!! She was found about 6 miles away from home by an older couple who saw her hanging out near the park and called us. When we got there, she was sitting on the cement stairs and came directly to me when I called her. The couple said she would not come to them. She was extremely extremely dirty and had more thorns in her than I thought could be possible and black marks on her back like she was hiding under a car.
THANKS!!! I love you guys!!!"
It's entirely possible that she learned how to climb the chain link fence. She went missing toward New Year's eve, right? Fireworks and noises may have frightened her enough to elicit the " Shiba escape response". Anyhow, my brother had a Shiba who climbed up a chain link fence like a spider. Also, is it possible that someone let her out of your yard?