Above is an example of a fake drone service which is preying on lost pet owners. Here are a few tips to help you recognize a scam when you see one. 1. No phone number or address or full names of the company owners. Legitimate drone services will have a phone number that you can reach to talk to a real person. Remember, to help you effectively a drone service is going to have to be close by - preferably within an hour's drive in case they have to come back more than once. 2. AI generated...

What brought Abner in was not a trap, but that he found a place where he was fed regularly, and the people who lived there built his trust and did not pressure him. They created a “safe space” in this woodshed, where he knew he could find food, shelter and water (and warmth). They acknowledged him (Hey, buddy) but did not chase or call him, so little by little he relaxed in their presence. Their sweet dog (pictured in the woodshed, attached) befriended him.

If you suspect your dog is being overfed or is being chased by neighbors, we suggest printing and distributing the flyer below. Of course, you will need to edit the text to suit your situation. Use a word program to retype the flyer with text and add a photo. We have found that educating and informing the neighborhood that a recovery effort is in progress will help get them onboard with your plans. You may only need to print ten or twenty of these – just enough to distribute in the immediate