This was taken on the last day I saw Moo – last Sunday, just over one week ago.
All the leads I thought I had turned into dead ends. At this point I’m exhausted and at a complete loss as to what is next. Checking shelters? I’m doing that. Maybe bigger posters? A couple of people suggested I contact local TV. Since I don’t watch TV I’m not sure who/what/where that might be. Anyone care to point me in the right direction? Or point them in my direction, for that matter?
Craigslist hasn’t allowed me to post about her since the initial 2 posts last week. If anyone has a spare moment to post from their IP address, it would be a great help. A couple per day should be enough. I certainly don’t want to spam, so if you see that someone’s posted for me then maybe wait until the next day.
I am certain that someone has taken her in and doesn’t want to return her. After all she’s small, hilarious, adorable and smart. It’s very easy to love this little bitch. But I miss my friend and I can’t help but be completely heartbroken over this. I’ve dreamt that she’s recovered almost every night since the accident. Frankly, I love this dog more than most people. Any suggestions will be appreciated.
It’s a suggestion, it may be a silly one, but hey…
I would throw a party. Get some beers, some musicians or something and use every single contact you have (including the suicide girls and Warren Ellis’s lists) to gather together everyone into one space.
Then get a large map, some tshirts (“Have you Seen Moo?”) and send people on The Great Moo Search. Teams of three, a few streets each. Get everyone blogging/twittering the whole thing for the media hook.
Sort of like a flashmobbing dog search.
I really hope that someone returns Moo to you. I love my big fat pug and would be devastated if I was to go through what you are experiencing.
I would suggest maybe getting the story on Metroblogging as well as launching a google maps digital search party for Moo.
I’m so sorry, Zoe. I let my cat, Mr. Tumnus out for the first time last October. I’d never let him out before because of his overprotective mother (my ex). He was gone for a whole week and towards the end of the week, I started to lose hope. I spent Halloween alternatively searching the neighborhood calling out his name and crying.
The little bugger showed up on all Saints day (Nov 1) his fur a little disheveled but otherwise okay. He had apparently had quite an adventure.
I realize you probably live in a diffrent neighborhood but still, I hope your little Moo is returned to you.
:( I hope lil’ Moo comes home soon… Don’t give up hope. Things have a way of working themselves out. *continues to send happy vibes your way*
Hello,
I really feel for you, I lost my beautiful (but grumpy) Blue Heeler some time ago during bush fire season here in Australia. He was staying at my parents-in-law’s house and managed to escape through a very small dog door. The worst part was that he disappeared in an area that was not only suffering it’s sixth day of 45 degrees+ weather, but also the hills in the area were on fire. By the time we landed back home and found out he was gone he could have walked all the way back to our house (over 30 kilometers) and we didn’t even know where to start looking. Turned out he was sleeping by the pool across the street from his escape point, being fed and looked after, but they didn’t even think to check his tags. We finally (after 24 hours) found him and all was good, but when you have an amazing dog sometimes people want to keep them. Our posters had (large) rewards offered (that we would have paid) and no-one tried to fuck with us. it makes me so sad that people would do that. I wish you all the best with finding your lovely Moo.
Best wishes.