Ad #396145
Found on Jul. 3, 2026
Found dog
Found in York
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Gender
Male -
Breed
Labrador Retriever -
Size
medium -
Color
brown, beige -
Coat
solid, long -
Ears
half/half -
Deceased
NO -
Found on
Jul. 3, 2026 -
Published on
Jul. 3, 2026
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Bonjour
Merci d'avoir sauvé cette pauvre bête.
C'est très sympa. Mettez sa photo c’est important
AIDEZ –le à retrouver sa famille en suivant ces conseils
A FAIRE RAPIDEMENT ALLER VERIFIER CHEZ UN VETERINAIRE si le chien est pucé c’est GRATUIT ET SANS RENDEZ Il y a aussi des puces qui migrent dans une autre partie du corps, dans la queue, sur le dos etc…
METTEZ DES AFFICHES LE PLUS RAPIDEMENT POSSIBLE. Ce sont les affiches qui permettent de retrouver les maîtres. Prévenez la Mairie, la fourrière, la police et tous les vétos de la ville, ainsi que les refuges au cas où les maitres l’auraient signalé perdu
ATTENTION Vérifiez avec votre mairie s’il y a des panneaux d’affichages et ne déposer les affiches que sur ce panneau
soyez TRES vigilant gardez un détail "secret" pour vous afin d'éviter que des personnes mal intentionnées ne viennent le chercher en disant que c'est leur chien
Regardez les annonces "perdus" même si le chien est perdu dans une autre région que celle où vous l'avez récupéré.
S’IL VOUS PLAIT SUPPRIMEZ VOTRE ANNONCE mais avant de la supprimer signalez sur l’annonce que le chien a retrouvé sa famille MERCI POUR LUI EN CLIQUANT SUR LA RACE DU CHIEN VOUS POURREZ VOIR TOUTES LES ANNONCES DES CHIENS DE LA MEME RACE
The dog has no chip and is at a shelter in toronto
Thanks
I hope he will find his master or a good human
Hello, thank you for saving this poor beast.
It's very nice. Put their photo is important.
HELP - the find his family by following these tips
Maybe somewhere there is a family with crying children who seek him
Have checked by a veterinarian if he is smart, the consultation is free and without make you. Contrary to some people, the chip does not always feel. If the dog is identified by a chip or tattoo must be prevented from SUITEle canine file
There are also chips that migrate into another part of the body, in the tail, on the back etc...
Put up posters with his picture as quickly as POSSIBLE. These are posters that are more important to find the owne
ATTENTION check with your town hall if there is some billboards and put posters on this Board
Visit all your neighbors if he wouldn't come there. Notify veterinarians, grooming salons, the factor, drivers, the street vendors, merchants and give - their a poster with the picture of the dog. Also tell the pounthe SPA City Hall, the police, sometimes it takes time to master to do the research, everyone has Internet and teachers are often distressed and destitute following the loss of their pet. All animals are not abandoned, but many are stolen and sometimes deposited in other régions
Especially to be very vigilant keep a "secret detail" for you to avoid that traffickers come for him by saying that it is their dog, they are on all the sites looking for a lost animal or to give to power their dirty traffic. "
Look in the ads "perdus" even if the dog is lost in a region other than the one where you got it. "
If it you please tell us if you have found the masters and especially delete your ad but before removing report on the announcement that the dog has found his family thank you for him
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