Thursday, May 9, 2013
A recent rescue bolted today while on a walk.
A recently rescued, black and white Shetland sheepdog is missing in Natick, according to the Granite State Dog Recovery Facebook Page. The dog's name is "Cooper," and he is 10 months old and weighs approximately 20 pounds. He has ID tags. Cooper ran off while on a walk, so he is dragging his leash. He is shy, timid and a new rescue, so it is recommended that you not chase him if you see him. He went missing from Brooks Street and Leach Lane, and was last see on Aqueduct Road, according to the Facebook post. If you see Cooper, call 781-801-9155 or 508-545-0960.
Thursday, February 28, 2013
The 5-month old mini pinscher/poodle mix ran away at about 8:30 p.m. near Harrison St.
March 1 11:45 a.m.: Skittles has been found by a neighbor. He's been reunited with his family. A Natick dog owner is very worried about her 5-month old mini pinscher/poodle mix, Skittles. Skittles ran away from the area of Harrison St. at about 8:30 p.m. tonight. He was headed toward Rt. 27 at the time. Skittles was not wearing a collar at the time and he is not micro-chipped. He is all black with a white spot on his chest and brown markings on his head, near his ears. If you think you see Skittles, call Lucelia at 508-816-2007. Editor's Note: We hope to add a picture of Skittles later.
Thursday, January 3, 2013
With many Natick residents on the lookout trying to help bring him home, newly adopted dog braved the elements for nearly a month before finally arriving home this morning.
Shy and timid after living at one point in his life in what were no the best conditions, Billy, an adult male lab mix, finally arrived in Natick to a new family after spending the last six years in foster care. One day Billy ran out of the house and bolted out of the yard, and for nearly a month Natick residents have been posting sightings on a few different announcements here on Natick Patch to help his new owners find him. This morning Billy showed up at his owner's home at around 5 a.m., giving a happy ending to this story that had attracted so much attention from the community. Linda Faber, who helped bring Billy to Natick, wrote this in an email: "Billy is finally home everyone! This morning at 5am, Agnes [Billy's owner] got a call …
Robert Rosen
1:00 am on Friday, May 10, 2013
Just a note that Cooper has been found. more ›