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Dog Lost in Kings Langley Date Lost: 26/11/2006 Afternoon Name: Foxie Age of Pet : Gender: Female Breed: Japanese Spitz X Colour: Cream or Honey Collar: Size: Medium Microchipped: No Desexed: No Description: Japanese Spitz X - 7.4kg - Went missing in the Kings Langley area (NSW) Sunday 26.11.06 around 3:30pm. She is micro- chipped and is listed as missing with the companion animal registry. She is extremely well groomed and has just been flea, worm & heartworm treated which will keep her safe until the end of December. She has allergies and needs regular medicated treatments, please help her get home, she is incredibly loved and missed dearly!!! Please call Angela 0403-073-070 with ANY information or email angela@waggingtails.com.au

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Date Found: 22.04.07 How Found: Yes little Fox had made her way to Mount Annon in just two hours after she had gone missing (about 50km) and we got a call from the local vet. THank you.

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Dog Lost in Rosewater Date Lost: 07/11/2006 Morning Name: Mace Age of Pet : Gender: Male Breed: American Staffy Colour: Tan & White Collar: Size: Medium Microchipped: No Desexed: No Description: Our beloved dog went missing on Tuesday the 7th of October whilst we were at work. He was wearing his silver choker, however his identification tag broke off 2 days ago. He is desexed and microchipped. He is a very friendly boy and will approach anyone he sees. He also loves dogs and would probably follow a dog for miles. We are deeply upset that he is gone and would love any information that anyone could supply to help us get him home.

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Date Found: 24/04/2007 How Found: @#@ FOUND AFTER 4 DAYS!! @#@ Despite putting up a MILLION signs around a nieghbourhood, and ads an all the papers, it was only when we went to the local shop for milk that we saw a TINY little handwritten note on the pin up board that a dog was found. We rang just to see although we were not hopeful at all. AND IT WAS OUR BOY!!! Obviously we are really happy. Goodluck to everyone who is looking for their dog, hope you are as lucky as we were.

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Dog Lost in COWANDILLA Date Lost: 13/09/2006 Morning Name: CHOMPER Age of Pet : Gender: Male Breed: POODLE CROSS Colour: HONEY Collar: Size: Medium Microchipped: No Desexed: No Description: CURLY HAIRED COCKERSPANIAL/ POODLE CROSS MICROCHIPPED Microchip Number 982009102231364 New contact number 0417814819 Reward offered for his safe return CHOMPER IS MISSING AND WOULD LOVE TO HAVE HIM HOME He is a friendly, active dog who is very lanky. He was wearing a blue collar with a red animal welfare tag when he went missing. We believe that he has been kept by a woman in Wilson Street, Cowandilla. Please contact above mobile number or Lost Petfinders if you have any information.

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Date Found: 29/10/2007 How Found: Chomper was returned friday almost 11 months after he went missing. Someone decided to keep Chomper for a year but then decided to give him away telling the new owners that the previous owners didn\'t want him. When the new owners took him to the vet, he was scanned for a microchip. The vet called the owners registered on the chip asking if there was a dispute with ownership. Chomper was then reunited with his owners.

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Cat Lost in RETURNED HOME!! Date Lost: 19/02/2006 Afternoon Name: mischa Age of Pet : Gender: Female Breed: abbyssinian Colour: deepred/orange with tiny white Collar: Size: Medium Microchipped: No Desexed: No Description:

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Date Found: How Found: I found my beautiful cat Mischa! It took 3 weeks of just persevering and not giving up even though after 2 weeks I started to feel really negative and too upset to keep myself going. For 1 week she was lurking around a street that had a park across the road. I suspect that was because she would be able to catch some prey for food easily. We had used the message service of the Lost Petfinders and recieved 2 messages letting us know she was seen off and on in the vicinity of the above area. Though by the time I had gone to look for her continuously after those phone calls we all assumed she had moved on. So from being in an elated state of mind I would go to being really depressed again-seriously. I had started printing flyers each day probably 150p/d and handed them out to every letter box from the streets where she was last seen and moving in a forwards direction. I would even drop flyers into Australia Post Authorised Mail Only boxes - I did not care. You would be really suprised in how many people I spoke to who actually were pet lovers themselves and showed compassion and stated they would keep a look out. If I saw people walking down the street , coming home from work , watering gardens etc I would ask them if they had seen Mischa and, if not, could I give them a flyer. I left no stone unturned. If you really love your pet and can do all the above things to find your lost baby something has to give. It\\\'s true I soon had half of Klemzig keeping an eye out for her. It can get quite expensive laying out the money for all the printing,scanning, messaging, ads in the papers and all the time and effort you put in is draining. Don\\\'t forget to put A4 size flyers at bus stops as with every device I used to find Mischa, I would gain some knowledge of her whereabouts. Though I can honestly say it really can be all worth it. Friends would help me look some mornings, nights and evenings which was really appreciated. After a few days I started receiving phone calls in scatters. Other days I would not get a single call and that would put me in a depressed mood again. So it started feeling like I was trying to find a needle in a haystack. I would come down in my car sometimes 10minutes after she had been sighted to no avail. Not once did I see her in weeks, though it just gave me more hope and willingness to look when people would call me and tell me they have seen her. I even put her in the advertiser from which I had my initial call letting me know her wherabouts. The 11th of March was Saturday I received a call from a lady about 4pm stating she had Mischa right there and then sleeping in the bushes in her backyard. I grabbed her food and took off in my car immediately. I am very grateful to her as she did not go outside the back at all and accidently disturb her as she would definitely run off as I had already noticed people telling me. As I went from the side of the house towards the back slowly I heard her bell and started calling her name as it looked as though she heard someone coming and was about to take off again. I came around the corner and saw my very skinny Mischa running towards me and scoffing the meat as she had not eaten properly in weeks. I was ecstatic, as you could imagine! I guess what I would finally like to say is that if you love them enough to not give up, do all you can like I did - it wasn\\\'t the most enjoyable thing I\\\'ve had to keep persevering with, especially asking every person in the area I came in contact with - I did feel a little silly at times - though who cares! All these devices in finding a pet CAN help don\\\'t be easily discouraged as we can all get. If they have run away don\\\'t automatically think they will come back as mine didn\\\'t - you have to find them. Suzy M. OG Road, Klemzig, SA.

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Dog Found in RETURNED HOME!! Date Found: 30/09/2005 Afternoon Name: Cindy Age of Pet : Gender: Female Breed: staffy Colour: brindle Collar: Size: Small Microchipped: No Desexed: No Description: Cindy was returned today (Sunday 2nd October) after very determined efforts by her owner. Cindy went missing with another, older staffy who was reported to the RSPCA and returned on Saturday. After no sign of the little one by Sunday, her owner rang the RSPCA for further information about the person who had reported her other dog. When this was not forcoming, the police were contacted and Cindy was found at the house of the person who had reported her other dog. He claimed he was reluctant to report the puppy because he was afraid for its safety!? Cindy is now happily reunited with family and her owner can now sleep....

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Dog Found in Hallett Cove Date Found: RETURNED TO OWNER 30/8/05 Name: Skye Age of Pet : Gender: Female Breed: West Highland Terrier Colour: White Collar: Size: Medium Microchipped: No Desexed: No Description: Skye went missing on a windy day in Hallet Cove. Her distressed owner called Lost Petfinders who immediately launched the Pet Network and located the person who had picked her up several streets away that same evening. Another Lost Petfinders success!

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Bird Found in FAIRFIELD WEST Date Found: 13/08/2005 Evening Name: Percy Age of Pet : Gender: Unkown Breed: African Ringneck Colour: Green Collar: Size: Medium Microchipped: No Desexed: No Description: Has peach and black ring around neck. Very tame - will sit on shoulder and eat from hand. Sometimes chatty - "What you doing" and "Where's my dinner". Has distinctive whistles. Seriously missed by family 01/Sep/2005 Returned from posted fliers 30/8/05

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Cat Found in Hope Valley Date Found: 24/05/2005 Evening Name: Orangey/Angel Age of Pet : Gender: Male Breed: Tabby Colour: Orange Collar: Size: Big Microchipped: No Desexed: No Description: Last seen about six weeks ago. 16/Aug/2005 Returned via website 73 kms away

View Larger Image	Cat Lost in RETURNED HOME!! Date Lost: 06/08/2005 Morning Name: Bronson Age of Pet : Gender: Male Breed: Burmese Colour: Cream Collar: Size: Medium Microchipped: No Desexed: No Description: Last seen 6/8/05. Has shaved area under chin from recent blood tests. Requires daily medication.
Found	Date Found: 31/8/05 How Found: Bronson was returned to us via the Lort Smith Home on 30th August - 3 1/2 weeks after going missing. He was being looked after by a lady about three streets away.

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Dog Found in FOUND IN ANOTHER PETFINDER SUCCESS!! Date Found: Name: JORDI Age of Pet : Gender: Male Breed: STAFFORDSHIRE BULLTERRIER Colour: BLACK/BRINDLE Collar: Size: Medium Microchipped: No Desexed: No Description: We lost Jordi on Saturday 30/7/2005 @ around 10am in the morning. We searched all the parks in the area and then started looking through the grounds of the TAFE, Logan Hospital, Meadowbrook Industrial estate and the Loganlea Train station. During our drive through the Logan Hospital grounds we were advised that Jordi had been sighted and that some of the staff had actually provided water for him, we were then advised that Hospital Security had sighted Jordi also during this time. We searched and searched for hours and then again on the Sunday thinking Jordi would still be in the vicinity as he is an old dog with failing hind legs but to no avail. I then contacted The Lost Petfinders after being advised by the Animal Emergency Hospital and the Albert Animal Hospital suggesting that you may be able to provide a mail drop service. I contacted The Lost Petfinders on the Monday. They advised that they could list Jordi on their site and offered a service whereby they would contact households in the direct vicinity where Jordi had been lost. This was a voice recorded message sent to 440 households via the telephone. My husband & I thought this service was a fantastic idea. During this time we contacted the RSPCA, Vets, visited the pound everyday, drove through the area again and placed signs throughout the estate. Nothing. Wednesday morning I received a call from Lost Petfinders advising me that she had just received a message. They suggested that it was a bit unusual but that I should listen to the message. The message was from a gentleman suggesting that he had seen the dog board the train (yes the train) at Loganlea station and that the train was heading towards Beenleigh. By this time I was laughing with disbelief, I could not believe that a dog would get on a train. LPF suggested that I ring the Station Master, so I thought I would contact QLD Rail - I am sure they thought I was joking - anyway they suggested that they would contact the pound if they found a dog on the train. Taking a punt I contacted the nearest pound to the Beenleigh Rail Station which was Stapylton Animal Refuge. This is the good part - we found Jordi - apparently the refuge had received a call to collect a dog from the Beenleigh Rail Station on Saturday afternoon. Jordi, it would appear, has walked down the road, hopped on the train at Loganlea and been found on the train at Beenleigh. Jordi is coming home this afternoon looking good but a little hoarse from barking - I can only presume from missing his family as much as we dearly missed him. We thought your service was a great idea from the start but this has only made our experience with your service "truly amazing". I cannot express this into words.

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