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<DIV>Thank you for taking in the poor lost dog. What a terrible day to be
lost; my dogs would hate to be out in this icky weather. </DIV>
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<DIV>Rob, good job taking a picture. I hope that the owner has come
forward by now. But if not...</DIV>
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<DIV>1. A searching owner might go to the PG shelter. Since the dog
is not at the shelter...AND PLEASE DON'T TAKE THE DOG THERE if there's any way
to avoid that...Go to <A
href="http://www.goprincegeorgescounty.com/Government/AgencyIndex/DER/AMD/found_report.asp">http://www.goprincegeorgescounty.com/Government/AgencyIndex/DER/AMD/found_report.asp</A></DIV>
<DIV>to fill out the found report. That way, if someone calls looking for
that dog, the shelter will know that it's found and who has
it. Fax the report if you can to Animal Management. Call them
also, to let them know you have the dog, (their number is at the bottom of the
form at the URL mentioned above) and try to get them a digital photo of the
dog. As a shelter administrator for a number of years, I know a clear
picture is very helpful in locating a pet because a description without a
picture is easily misinterpreted.</DIV>
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<DIV>2. Put up FOUND DOG signs, with a general description
(i.e., "black, white") and a contact number. Don't put a picture on a
lost sign. If someone lost a dog that fits even a vague description,
they'll call you. Make them describe the dog, ask them to bring a
picture of the dog with them for positive identification (although the
dog's reaction usually indicates an owner!). You may have to put up these
signs on both sides of E/W hiway </DIV>
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<DIV>3. You can take a dog to any vet to ask them to scan for a
microchip.</DIV>
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<DIV>Good luck. Please keep us posted!</DIV>
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<DIV>Adrianne Lefkowitz</DIV>
<DIV>Madison Street</DIV>
<DIV>(Maryland Dog Federation)</DIV>
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is a photo of the lost dog.<BR>(who is now inside on their enclosed
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