Help Bring Bud Home

1,233 DAYS….

Wondering. Waiting. Checking.

Following up on posts we’re tagged in.

Contacting the chip company to check.

Where is Bud????

WHY hasn’t his chip been scanned?

If you found him & only realized he belonged to someone after you’ve been caring for him but don’t know how to return him know to love a dog is a great privilege. But to be loved by a dog is even a greater blessing.

Bud was my blessing. And I adored him. He wasn’t just a dog. He was my child. My everything.

If you have him, please find it in your heart to return him.

Drop him off to get scanned at any vet or police station. Call me directly. No questions asked.

I’m always grateful to see another reunion of a dog that’s been missing for many years from family.

At the same time astonished at the amount of time that has gone by and the dog never was checked for a chip.

Why aren’t they being checked?

This should be a non-negotiable when any new dog is brought in to a veterinary facility.

How does someone have another family’s dog this long and it go un-detected?

Are they not taking the dog for regular check- ups?

Something as simple as scanning a dog. But somehow it’s not done.

5 years & 2,000 miles away from home. God had a plan for them. Praying he’s got Bud & I in the same 🙏🏾❤️🐾

A little dog named Choco has been reunited with his family in Sacramento nearly five years after he disappeared! ❤️🐾

Choco was found tied to a fence in Detroit, Michigan, more than 2,000 miles from his home. https://abc7.la/4pAIWAf

We’ve tried to keep posts focused on this. We don’t know the circumstances of how Bud went missing - all we do know is that he was in the care of his regular dog walker.

He had been walking Bud regularly for years. And occasionally overnight if boarding wasn’t available.

The day after Christmas 2022 - i dropped Bud off with him. He was watching him while I was out of town for a family funeral.

When I returned he told me he didn’t know where Bud was. That Bud along with his two dogs went missing from the yard.

If you found Bud please reach out - no questions asked. I just want my dog home 🙏🏼🙏🏾🙏🏼🙏🏾🙏🏼

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