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Dog lost in New Brunswick

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Ad #397096
Lost on Jul 17, 2026

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Dog lost in New Brunswick


  • Gender Gender
    Female
  • Breed Breed
    French Bulldog
  • Size Size
    small
  • Color Color
    grey, beige, white
  • Coat Coat
    spotted, short
  • Ears Ears
    upright
  • Spayed/Neutered Spayed/Neutered
    NO
  • Tatoo Tatoo
    NO
  • Microchip Microchip
    NO
  • Lost on Lost on
    Jul 17, 2026
  • Published on Published on
    Jul 20, 2026

Where was the dog lost?

274 George Street, 11, 08901 NEW BRUNSWICK, New Jersey, United States

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Sierra Goods
Username: huberi4


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huberi4  Owner of this ad

White, grey and tan Merle French Bulldog

Hello
QUICKLY tell the canine file
if it is not identified will quickly see on site, to the pound and SPA, give - their poster with if possible their photo. Follow all the advice you are given, they will allow you to more quickly find your pet. Not to neglect any they are all important.
Put posters everywhere, many masters found their pet through posters
ATTENTION check that your Town Hall have billboards and don't put posters on these boards
Check the points of water, pools, ponds, pools, ponds and also tracks, ditches, thickets and cavities if there is woods.
Dogs are found drowned in these places.
Go around the huts, gardens, garage. Check the places where there is construction work, everywhere where the dog might have been stuck
First check all of your neighbors. Don't forget that everyone not a no internet, put a poster with his picture with the dealers, veterinarians, groomers, the police, the Town Hall. Give one to the factors, to garbage collectors, to drivers, to the street vendors, home care, they see a lot of things these people-there. Put one on your vehicle. Make small placards to put in boxes to the letters on the windshields of cars, in car parks, garbage, on poles at the traffic lights.
Put a sign on your car
A call on local radio, post on newspapers. Talk up to people you meet by also giving them a flier and your phone number. R
Look in the ads-"TROUVES" even if found in another region, not heed it. Dogs can be recovered by people who don't live in the area.
ESPECIALLY KEEP HOPE. GOOD LUCK;
Delete your ad if you have found your dog but before let know us. Thank you
webmaster shared your report on the Facebook page Lost Dog. Like the page to increase the visibility of this pos
A link to your report has been shared on the Twitter account @chien_perd

Search your neighbourhood right away! Think like your pet, call your pet’s name and shake a treat bag. Stop often, be quiet and listen. Look for signs (tracks, fur, etc.).
Put up lost posters with a good photo of your pet, detailed description and your contact information. Offering a reward will get all the neighbourhood kids out looking for you.
Check with neighbours, the mail or paper carrier, joggers and children playing in the area. Give them a copy of your lost poster.
Ask home owners to check garages, under decks, around sheds and greenhouses etc.. This is especially important for lost cats who may become trapped or are scared and hiding.
Check the “Stray Animals” page on our for your pet, call us and come in to the adoption centre to look.
Call all vet clinics in your area. Click here for a listing of Fredericton vet clinics.
Place a lost ad with regional newspapers, local radio stations andCheck daily found ads in the newspaper and on
Don’t give up! We have returned lost pets to their owners after months of separation.

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