RE: [PyrNet-L] lost dog

["Carol Lugg" <pyrlady@vni2000.com>]

I live in Calhan, CO.  I will keep my eyes open.  I will call the school in
Calhan, they know I have pyrs, and will call me if they see one.  I will
have my husband keep his eye open as well, as he travels from Calhan to the
Springs to work.  Also, just about everyone in our church knows we have pyrs
too,and they call me if they see one wandering around.  Do you have a phone
number where you can be reached?

Keep us posted.

Carol
Calhan, CO

-----Original Message-----
From:	owner-pyrnet-l@pyrnet.org [mailto:owner-pyrnet-l@pyrnet.org] On Behalf
Of Deanna Low
Sent:	Wednesday, February 09, 2000 10:28 PM
To:	pyrnet-l@pyrnet.org
Subject:	[PyrNet-L] lost dog

This is with a heavy heart and through tears that I ask anyone who lives
near Peyton or Calhan, CO to be on the look out for my darling dog BEAR.
The jerky 16 year old (going on 8) stepson let him get away from here while
I was working tonight (Wednesday). He said he tied him up outside for 5
minutes and then he was gone.. Of course he managed to leave without the
leash. He has a chip and tags. White all over with tan on his head. He is
medium size nd weiths only 110 lbs. I've been riding around for 2 hours
calling and looking and it is 10:30 now and no sight of him. Don't know what
the first thing I should do tomorrow is. I will put an ad in the paper and
call the vets and the rescue. Does anyone have any other suggestions?? I can
just imagine him marching along exploring everything...Without a thought
about where he was going or trying to remember how to get back. Do they ever
come home on their own??  This is miserable and my husband is out of town
and unreachable until I pick him up at the airport tomorrow. The bratty kid
didn't even say he was sorry. I just can't believe he isn't here.
Thanks for the shoulder to cry on.  Deanna
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