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Lost Pet Alert – La Barbaria Rd and Old Santa Fe Trail
Very sweet adult male dog named Forest was lost the evening of June 10 in the Overlook area in the foothills above La Barbaria Road and the Old Santa Fe Trail. Forest’s fur is mostly orange, with black in his top coat. Even his eyelashes are orange. Forest weighs 80-some pounds and he is wearing a blue collar with a bear bell and tags, unless he lost them. In the photo, Forest is the large orange dog drinking water. Large reward. Please contact me if you have any information.
Heat Stroke in dogs
Heat-related illnesses, including heat stroke, heat exhaustion and heat cramps can occur after exposure to extremely high environmental temperatures. These illnesses occur in all mammals and can be prevented by taking proper precautions.
Animals at greatest risk for heat-related illness include:
- Puppies up to 6 months of age
- Overweight dogs
- Dogs overexerted during exercise
- Dogs that are ill or receiving certain medications
- Brachycephalic breeds (dogs with short, wide heads like pugs, English bulldogs, Boston terriers)
- Dogs with obstructive airway diseases
- Dogs with pre-existing fever
- Dogs that are dehydrated
- Dogs with heart disease
- Dogs with poor circulation due to cardiovascular or other underlying disease
- Older pets (large breed dogs over 7 years of age, small breed dogs over 14 years of age)
- Pets with a history of seizuresWhat to Watch For
- Noisy breathing that may indicate upper airway obstruction
- Excessive panting
- Bright red mucous membranes (gums, conjunctiva of the eyes)
- Weakness
- Collapse
- Coma
- Altered mentation
- Petechiae (pinpoint hemorrhages on the gums and/or skin)
Lost Pet Alert – Galisteo, Zia and Rodeo Rd. Area
Hey there,
I’m hoping you may be able to help spread the word to find my dog. I just moved to Santa Fe on Tuesday night and my dog got out of my backyard while I was at the store and I haven’t seen her since. I think she was just a little freaked out about the move.
I’ve contacted the animal shelter and posted in CL and a few other sites, but no luck yet.
I lost her on Tuesday night, 6/4, off of Galisteo Rd in Santa Fe. Between Xia and Rodeo along St Francis. Her name is Buffy and she is a doxen/rat terrier mix. Looks a bit like a chihuahua. She’s all gold/tan color and is about 8 years old with some whitening in the face. She had a collar on which is black with little spikes on it, which also had ID, but it has slipped off before and may have this time. She is very friendly but sometimes timid with strangers ( she’s a rescue dog from a bad situation – I’ve had her since she was 2).
I’m very worried that someone stole her or she got hit by a car. She’s never run away like this before and always comes back. Animal control said they hadn’t seen or had any reports of dead dogs in the last few days, so they think that someone probably picked her up since she’s cute and small. I guess that’s a pretty common thing to happen.
If someone in your community happens to hear of someone finding her or seeing her please let me know immediately. I’ve had her for almost 6 years and rescued her from a terrible situation, and I’m very attached to her.
Thanks,
-Zeb
775-291-2099
Casey is looking for a Home
Date: May 26, 2014 4:59:51 AM MDT
Subject: CASEY – Ready for Adoption!
Reply-To: Desert Paws Animal Rescue
CASEY is Ready for
Adoption!
And he’s Famous Too!
l Rescue <DesertPawsNM@live.com>
Tallulah Rosa Needs a Home
Lost Pet Alert – Downtown Santa Fe
Lost Dog / Pug / Downtown
Lost Pet Alert – Rail trail north of 285
I have lost my dog Baby, Sharpie mix, brown and tan, 45 pounds, female, 7 years old, was wearing a blue harness when lost. Last seen 200 yards north of the intersection of 285 and the rail trail, just on the south face of the ridge below Eldorado, She was feral and so is very standoffish.
She was originally captured seven years ago at the San Marcos sub-station and has lived the last six years in Lone Butte (Arroyo Coyote Road) and so might be seen in these areas as well as in Eldorado / Lamy.
I will pay $300.00 for her return.
John Boyce
13 Camino Potrillo
Lamy 87540 (just south of Eldorado)
Lost Pet Alert – Santa Fe Historic District
*Reward*
-Mary & Wiatt
2162563106
http://santafe.craigslist.org/
Lost Pet Alert – Ducky from Espanola.
or 505-753-8662
or text 505-699-9289
Little girl in the home misses him dearly.