Pack Life Rescue

This is one of the reasons why we do not like invisible fences for our adoptions:

This little guy got out of his invisible fence...no doubt chasing a squirrel that was outside the boundary. He managed to fight off the coyotes that tried to kill him.
The shock collar around his neck had prevented his return to his home and yard, so he went back into the woods to lay down to die. His owner was determined to find him. When he was found he was pretty torn up with a temp of 94°F.
Invisible fencing is Not going to keep animals, or other threats out of your yard.
If your dog runs through the barrier in pursuit of a critter, he's going to get corrected by that collar if he tries to get back home.... Please reconsider invisible fencing. People may say that they have been using them for years without issue.
However, it only takes once

**Courtesy Post**

My pet turtle Franklin escaped on 5/17/23. Please be on the lookout for a peninsula river cooter located near halfway cafe on standard dedeaux road in Kiln, Mississippi.
I’ve had Franklin for 14 YEARS. A good half my life.
She is about 12 inches long.
I can easily identify her by a mild deformity on the bottom of her shell by her tail. Plus her awesome personality: she is chill when held and likes head pets.

Please contact me if you have a rescue brought in matching her description.