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(@alana33)
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Last Saturday-March 5th, 8 days ago my baby Tuco went missing from his home in W. Caret Bay. He is older 10-1/2 yrs old on a special diet for pancreatitis and has a heart murmur. His most distinguishing feature is that he has no tail, and has markings of a peace sign on the top of his head. I am frantic to get him back he needs his medication, and special diet. Please if you see him call Rita day or night at 340-690-0498.

I have pictures and a poster, this does not allow me to post, but I can send it to an e-mail or you can see on craigslist:

http://virgin.craigslist.org/laf/5488741883.html

Please contact Rita if you see Tuco.


 
Posted : March 13, 2016 11:00 am
CruzanIron
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What kind of animal is it?


 
Posted : March 13, 2016 11:22 pm
(@the-oldtart)
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See post header and click on the craigslist link.


 
Posted : March 13, 2016 11:26 pm
CruzanIron
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Ooops .


 
Posted : March 13, 2016 11:28 pm
(@alana33)
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Tuco is still missing.
Please continue to share.
Rita is heartsick.


 
Posted : March 14, 2016 12:20 am
(@AandA2VI)
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No tags, no microchip?


 
Posted : March 14, 2016 6:20 pm
(@alana33)
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Nope. His collar sitting on couch.
Microchip waiting to be implanted.
She feels devastated about this and dog still missing.
He's a sweet little guy.
I hope she finds him.

I don't leave the collars on my bigger dogs as they tend to drag each other around by their collars. I had one get his jaw snared in the collar of the other, once.
I have a fenced property tho.


 
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