Per the folks at Dog Habitat, Emma slipped out of her collar after being attacked by an off leash dog in McGolrick park this morning. She last seen at Norman Avenue and Monitor Street. Please be advised she is very shy and may be injured. If anyone has seen Emma or knows of her whereabouts please contact Rob at Dog Habitat at (917) 664-3702. Thanks!
UPDATE, 11:26 p.m.: I just got word Emma is safe and sound back home! Yay!
I care not to go into another round of “please do not leave your pet unattended” but I’m going to anyway:
Please do not leave your canine companions unattended.
The sad reality is while 99% of our fellow north Brooklynites are wonderful, caring people, we need to be mindful of the 1%. While it is not stated how Rizzo went MIA, the fact is some rather unneighborly individuals have made a cottage industry of taking dogs in the hope/with expectation of getting reward money. The previous having been written, if anyone has seen Rizzo or knows of her whereabouts please call the phone number listed on this flyer. (NOTE: the last digit is a “three”.) Thanks!
This rather handsome, young and un-altered Husky was found early this morning at McCarren Park. If anyone reading this knows to whom he belongs please contact the folks at Dog Habitat via email at: rescue (at) doghabitat (dot) org.
Thanks!
UPDATE, 11:40 a.m.: You can see more photos of this handsome chap by clicking here!
UPDATE, August 13, 2011: I have received word this chap has been adopted!
Miss Heather
This item comes courtesy of a lady named Allison. She writes:
This flyer was on my apartment door near the corner of McGuinness and Kent St. Saw the owners walking around squeaking a ball. Hope we can help bring her home! I emailed dog habitat rescue also, and will follow up with any info. Thanks for your help!
If anyone reading this has seen Mala or knows of her whereabouts please contact her owners at the above-listed telephone number. She is clearly missed!
UPDATE, 6:24 p.m.: Mala has found her way home!
Miss Heather
this lass. The details I have currently are scant, but here’s what I have are courtesy of our good Samaritan, Miss Mousey Brown:
Can you help me find shelter for a dog found in a Brooklyn dog run. She’s an adult female. Very sweet dog and particularly fond of females, I think. I don’t know what to do with her, because our zoo is to capacity…
I have forwarded this missive to a few folks who might be able to lend a hand. In the meantime if anyone reading this knows to whom this lady belongs or wishes to provide her a foster home please shoot me an email to mcdogrun@gmail.com. Thanks!
UPDATE April 21: Brad Seaman of Greenpoint Veterinary Hospital writes;
Hey – she’s coming in tomorrow. We’ll be taking a good picture of her, making a flyer, putting it up, and sending it around.
Miss Heather
this lovely lass! The details I have been provided by the folks at Dog Habitat are scarce but here they are:
This beagle was found a few days ago on Kent ave and just made her way to Dog Habitat. We are looking for her owner, a foster and a possible home if needed. Please contact us with any information.
(347) 203 – 3934
Rescue (at) doghabitat (dot) org
Miss Heather
This item has been brought to my attention by a number of people. Aka Chan went missing at McCarren Park yesterday afternoon/morning (I have received conflicting information). If anyone reading this has seen Aka Chan or knows of her whereabouts please contact the people at Dog Habitat at (718) 710-0707. Be advised that although this comely lady (an Australian Shepherd) is very friendly, she is also rather nervous. If you see her do not follow her. Simply give Dog Habitat a ring. Thanks!
Miss Heather
This item comes courtesy of Lisacat (who noted these fliers began to appear shortly after the blizzard). If you have seen Leah or know of her whereabouts please contact her “people” at the above telephone number. Thanks! I have word that Leah has found her way back home! See comments for the full skinny.
Miss Heather
As I have been watching the primary results this lovely— and lost— lady found her way in my inbox. Her name is Sadie. She is an Australian Cattle Dog, just above knee in height, 50lbs, sports a brown collar with pink polka dots and Chicago tags; and white eyelashes on her right eye. This petite pup was last (purportedly) seen near Central Avenue and Cooper Street on September 11th and her person would very much like some help distributing fliers tomorrow at 1:00 p.m. Here’s the 411 per a concerned friend named Ellen:
Cari (Sadie’s “mom”) is in need of finding some helpers to distribute flyers in Bushwick : Central Ave and Cooper area tomorrow WED at 1pm. She is planning to meet @ 1 PM in front of Firehouse 252 Squad at Central and Cooper : 617 Central Ave. Whatever time people have to post flyers…someone said they saw Sadie there on Sept 11th. Cari has not been able to get into the city much and difficult to enroll people during the week. I am willing to pay people 10. an hour to help.
Cari can be reached via email at: carivm (at) gmail (dot) com. Otherwise if you have seen this lovely lass please contact her “person” at the above telephone number. Otherwise you can check out her Facebook page here. Thanks!
Miss Heather
