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Sharon,
I'm sure the paper will allow a free ad to announce it and the owner might
look in there, or check with the local dog pound or Humane Society as the
man will likely be checking there or they will have his info or take your
dad's info and have the guy call him. Just think "If I lost a dog, where
would I be checking?" :)
Brad
Brad
At 07:53 PM 8/12/2007, you wrote:
>Hi all!
>
>My dad, I believe, found a dog that a man had apparently lost. this
>fellow asked one of the neighbors, maybe around 3 weeks ago, if he had
>spotted his dog. the neighbor said no, but took the guy's phone
>number. He later threw the number away, as he still hadn't seen her. Now
>Mom and Dad have this dog. I feel sad for the owner, and for the dog,
>each one not knowing where the other is. So, remembering that God watches
>over all the sparrows, I'm asking for prayer in this situation.
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>Thanks!
>
>Sharon
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