NOT what I needed at 10:30 on a worknight.
My husband took the Corgis out for a last pee at about 10:30 and up trotted a Pomeranian, loose, wearing a collar and tags.
Bad news is, the phone number is hand-written and we can't make out the last two digits.
Worse news is, Chomper is in an ex-pen in my kitchen and appears to bark like mad whenever I leave the room. I can hardly blame him! I'd be scared too. And Chomper's barking makes the Corgis bark.
We have the ex-pen in the kitchen, the baby gates blocking the kitchen and the barking Corgis confined to the rest of the house. They are not barking AT him, they are barking because he's barking. They are fine with him. The cat, on the other hand, is not at all happy and will need to be locked up tomorrow.
We left some messages on what we thought was the number on the tag. Hopefully his people will show up tomorrow!
Lesson for the day: a handwritten tag is as bad as no tag at all. I've not seen this dog before and I don't know that he's from the neighborhood. He might have gotten lost at the park.
It may be a long night.
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Well, no one called the shelter looking for him and so far all of my messages have gone unanswered. Strange. Now I'm wondering if he was dumped.
We gave him some ham and some of those Purina Carvers and he scarfed it all down. I guess he is not used to kibble.
When we take him to the shelter I'll tell them that if his owners dont' show and they have any trouble placing him that I'll take him back; I can find him a home pretty quickly if I need to . I feel bad not keeping him at the house but he's not crate-trained and I just can't lose another night's sleep and function at work.
Have you called vets/animal rescue places to see if he has been reported missing?
You've done a good thing by taking him in, lets hope you can find his owner.
If we can't make contact with the owners today, Chomper may need to go to the pound. :(
He is apparently not used to being confined. He barks and barks. My two dogs are deeply unimpressed with him. The cat is mortified.
Shawn gave up and let him loose last night and slept on the couch. I think we each got about two hours sleep. The little rascal jumped right up and slept next to him! LOL He's a cocky little thing. As expected, he peed on Jack's food dish and some other doggy-related things lying around. He's clearly used to being treated like the royalty he thinks he is. :)
All kidding aside, he bonded to us instantly and was SO happy to see me this morning. I was so proud of the Corgis. They both had sort of horrified looks on their face but did not bother him. He's back in his pen after the marking was discovered (and to avoid a fight), and all I hear is Bark Bark Bark! Bark Bark Bark Bark!!!
*sigh*
He came out of the park. Not sure if he just got loose or has been out there awhile. He won't eat what we offer; he may be used to canned but we don't have that in the house. I feel bad for him and he clearly misses his people, but he can't stay here.
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