PetLink Lost Pet Database: Tia
Circumstances
SOMEONE STOLE MY DOG I Thought she got out and a coyote got her or it took her from my yard but come to find out she was stolen from me and the person who stole her finally took her in for service and thank god they scanned her and her chip appeared in the system and I was notified that she is still alive and being held hostage I want her home, and if not returned I will be pressing criminal charges.
Happy to be Home
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Jimmy’s journey home
In 2016, I adopted a sweet little Chihuahua named Jimmy. He quickly became a beloved part of my life—full of... Read more
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Happy to be Home
My wife Kathy and I frequently travel in our Motorhome to various Road Racing circuits around the country in support... Read more
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