Missing Schnauzer mix, "Annie" - Winter Hill

[Michele Biscoe]

Dear Somerville Dog Owners,

Somerville Animal Control Officer, April Terrio, and Granite State Dog Recovery have posted information about a dog that is missing from the Winter Hill neighborhood of Somerville.  April writes:

Annie, a spayed female Schnauzer Mix, went missing from the Winter Hill area on 7/12/12 at approximately 7pm. She is 35 Lbs and 3 years of age. She is micropchipped. Annie is new to area. She is nervous but not aggressive. DO NOT CHASE. She was last seen at the intersection of School and Medford Sts. Contact either Stacy @ 617-877-5774 or Nelson 978-987-2022.

Here is GSDR's post:

Missing Female Terrier Mix!! Somerville, MA 7-12-12

"Annie" is an adoptee via PAWS New England..she is missing from the Evergreen Ave. area of Somerville. She went missing while her Mom is away on business. She is a nervous girl so Please Do Not Chase...call with sightings. Please share to get Annie home to her Mom!!

Call: 978-987-2022

Here's hoping Annie gets home soon!

Best,

Michele

with Strummer (standard poodle)

[Lisa K. McFarren]

I am so sorry to hear of another dog missing. I hope Annie finds her way home just as Chance did. Thank you, Michele, for starting the som|dog forum: it is an effective resource for many reasons, but especially for when a dog is missing.

                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                   

Michele is correct: chasing a stray dog will usually scare it more. I have been able to catch four different stray dogs over the years and return them happily to their owners with this trick---but please don’t attempt this though unless you feel very comfortable catching a stray dog: Lie on your back with your arms and legs extended in the air. Because you are in a submission position, most dogs will come up and sniff you. That is when to take hold of its collar.

 

I know I have looked silly in the past making that pose, but not to the owners who were able to get their dogs back home!

 

Cheers,

Lisa

With Circe & Prospero

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