You've taken it to the vet to see if it's chipped?  With the internet, it should be easy to find the owner IF the owner is looking for it.  There is the unfortunate possibility that the animal was dumped.  It is even possible (though less likely) that it was stolen, and then dumped, in which case it could be far from home.

You might have better luck if you post a description with a good face photo.  To verify a claimant, omit some detail that only the true owner would know (such as the shape of a white splash), and you can also ask for previous photos of the dog.

If you have trouble finding the owner, you might contact Kathleen Mallery in Parma; I think she's active in corgi rescue.  She might be helpful.

http://www.mycorgi.com/profile/KathleenMallery

Haha, that's his all time favorite toy. We got it at walmart for .75

Thank you Tauna for your kind words :)

Here you go!

Its being thrown, haha, but they looove that fox toy! It has a squeaker in the head and in the tail. I also have a raccoon that's the same thing. It has no stuffing so my pups can't disembowel it and they've had it for a while and haven't been able to shred it at all, which is great :)

I bought them at petsmart:
http://www.petsmart.com/product/index.jsp?productId=4048634

Thanks so much! Søren is my best buddy! Give Kota a belly rub from me.

thank you! :D

I'm so excited to meet someone in Mountain Home who has a corgi! That's amazing! I would love to get together for a play date. Tucker would go crazy! I moved here in March and I still don't know a lot of people so it would be awesome for me to.

Hi Tauna and Kota!
Thank you, she really is a bundle of joy!
Loved your pictures, they all look so sweet :)

Sorry, I forgot to add where we went on our 11,000 mile road trip. We first headed down the East coast to S. Carolina to visit family, then stayed in Memphis for a night, Santa Fe (we loved it so much there that we talked about moving there. Very cool city), planned on seeing/staying around the Grand Canyon area but when we arrived it was 11pm and all campgrounds were booked so we decided to come back another time to see Utah as well and headed to Las Vegas, camped in Kings Canyon/Redwood National Forest, off to San Francisco then saw Mt. Shasta, followed Highway 101 from there and explored Oregon, got our truck stuck in the sand on a beautiful beach, saw Rialto Beach and the tree of us found a secluded beach along the way, visited Portland, headed up to Olympic National Park/Forest and saw Seattle, went back to Glacier National Park as we loved it so much last year. On our way home we headed to South Dakota and Deadwood, Lead, Rapid City and Hill City, saw Mt. Rushmore as we hadn't last year, Sioux Falls for a night, then drove 28 hours straight home. =) It was an absolute blast and was even more memorable because Alwyn was with us every stop of the way.

Thank you Tauna and Kota! Yosemite was breathtaking. My fiance and I felt like two excited squirrels not sure where to go/pull over because everywhere you are it's nothing less than spectacular. We were disappointed though because we were there as we were on our way to another destination and missed El Capitan before sunset. Either way, Alwyn loved it there and it was his first introduction to snow. Hope to read more about you and Kota!

Thank you for your thoughts.....Joey has the autoimmune thing under control....a bit gimpy tonite but thats prolly from running with his brother (Sheltie)......take care, j&j

thank you!

Hi! No, I'm not a photographer...just love to take pics! Glad you like them!

Thanks for the congratulations and well wishes!

Love his tail!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1

Thank you for the friend invite and the comment on Rosie's balloon blog! Kota is a handsome corgi! :D