United States: The Humane Society of North Texas urged people to share the information and help the dog to reunite with her forever family.
They took to their official social media account and mentioned in the statement, “Share, Share, Share!, Help us reunite Slinky with her family.”
The name of the dog is Slinky, and her weight is 50 lbs. Moreover, the Humane Society of North Texas stated that they found her missing in Kaufman County, and she was brought into their care.
“She was found missing in Kaufman County and brought into our care! Please, share her photos with lost & found sites, NextDoor, and your neighbourhood social groups. Help this LOST pet find their parents so they can go home!,” they highlighted.
They said people could help pets reunite with their families with Petco Love Lost, a national resource for lost and found pets used by shelters, veterinarians, pet companies, and community members.
The Humane Society of North Texas also shared the information on their official website: “Help keep pets and their families together at petcolovelost.org #PetcoLoveLost #LoveAndFound #PetcoLovePartner HSNT’s Lost & Found Department is Open 7-days a week and open BY APPOINTMENT ONLY. Email [email protected] or visit our website (hsnt.org/lost-and-found) to learn more!”
On the other hand, they shared another update in which they shared the details of their CBS DFW Pet of the Week.
Swan is a 4-year-old regal gal who is ready to settle in her own castle. She will happily surrender her tiara for endless TLC. the Humane Society of North Texas said, “Are you ready to meet a queen in the making?”
She is a diva when it comes to attention and back scratches. That’s all this Great Pyrenees needs to thrive—everlasting love.
Her fluffy white coat glistens in the light as if she’s a true angel.
“She definitely has the personality and looks of one! Are you ready to welcome this one-of-kind royalty extraordinaire into your castle? If so, head on over to our Kaufman County Pet Adoption Center today! Visit our website (hsnt.org/adopt) to learn more.”
