I had Coltrane microchipped in 2010 when he was 2 months old while I was living in the DC metro area. December 2012, while on a temporary project in Jacksonville, FL I had to travel back to DC on business. My sister asked if Coltrane could stay with her in Daytona as opposed to being boarded in Jax. I agreed and 2 days later she called to say that she had lost him. I cut my trip short, gathered a few friends & family and we searched for him while putting flyers up thru out the Daytona Beach area.
I eventually relocated to the Daytona Beach area in hopes of finding him. On November 2, 2017 at 5:50, I received a phone call from the Halifax Humane Society stating that a “poodle type” dog had been turned in by animal control a few days ago and my contact information came up when he was scanned.
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