WTOC, Savannah, Georgia, news, weather and sports | Lost Pets
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Email us at pets@wtoc.com.
This space is provided free of charge to any individual who has lost a pet.
Listings will be posted as soon as possible after being recieved and will remain on our site for at least 30 days unless an extension is requested, so check back often.
Include name (if the pet has ID), breed and/or species, color, age (if it can be determined) and where the pet was lost. Also, please attach a picture to the email if you have one and your contact phone number(s).
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See below for all lost pet listings:
Little brown dog was lost on Aug. 28.
Female Bassett about 5 years old
Eight-month-old Shitzu named Colby missing. He was last seen on Dublin Road in Jesup. Call 912.965.9677 or 912.667.3824 if found.
Boxer female, wearing a pink collar found on SS in Colonial Village area.
A 5-year-old Siberian Husky went missing from its Richmond Hill home on Aug. 15. His name is Owen Dakota, but mainly answers to just Owen. He is dark gray and white with brown eyes. He's very friendly,
A large Black & Gray Catahoula Dog that has been missing since Aug. 1.
Young, female part-siamese cat
Missing 13-year-old Boston Terrier named Spike.
My dog went missing at about 9 p.m. on July 4. He is a gray and white male shih tzu, 5 years old. He has a black collar with paw prints but no Tag. His name is Toby. I would like everyone to know the importance
A Miniature pinscher was found July 7 on East Gordon Street between Price and East Broad. She is brown but does not have a microchip or tag. Age is unknown. Call for more details 704.777.1868.
Female Jack Russell Terrier, 9 years old - not fixed with white body and brown and white head with a docked tail. Lost in the Guyton, Ga., area on the morning of June 30. Her name is Sophie and she is
