We call him George. He belongs to someone.
George came the same day that my kidney stones did.
Harbinger of things to come? Not. He is half beaver/woodchuck- our woodpile is slowly being turned into woodchips- and he’s likely to find shoes, dog leashes and smelly socks and drag them around the house.
I feel bad that besides notifying the neighborhood- and posting on CraigsList- we’ve not done much until today to try to find his home. He had 2 collars on.
He’s about 25lbs, maybe 3-4 months old, and sweet as can be. He’s starting to get the housebreaking thing- and he actually likes his cage.
If you recognize him-we’d love to let you have him back. If not, I think he wouldn’t mind staying.
He was found the morning of Aug 27 in South Park- where he was spotted with another, bigger dog a little before my kids brought him home.
You can call 937.228.4433 to arrange to meet him, if you think he’s yours.
If you want to print out a flyer and hang it up: George poster
That’s a cute pup!! Unfortunately, I don’t think that Bubbadog is up to having a puppy in the house. His naps would be disturbed! And I’m not sure that Bubbette would take too kindly to having my dirty socks drug around the house!
David – have you taken him to the pound or to a vets office to have them check him for an embedded chip that might have ID in it? You might have to take him to a couple of different places depending on what chip scanners they have. I think there are two different major dog-chip manufacturers and their scanners cannot read each others chips.
Good luck finding his humans.
Bubba- considering he didn’t have tags- I’d be surprised if he’s chipped- but we will head up to SICSA and see if they can scan him this weekend. In the meantime- someone already wants to adopt him. Must be the awesome poster I made… he’s cute, but not 30 minutes and sold cute.
So, wait … you have four dogs now? LOL
@Melissa- Akeli got adopted months ago. We’re back to 3.
Good luck finding him a home. And, Happy 50th! ;)