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Keep Your Eyes Peeled for Lola last seen near Klingle Valley Trail and Connecticut Avenue NW

“Last seen today at 4pm 11/29/18 near Klingle Valley Trail and Connecticut Avenue NW. Her name is Lola, she’s approx. 30 lbs, black & white short-haired mix, wearing a pink collar with tags. She’s a recent rescue and very timid/shy.

If found/spotted, please call 410-870-4679”

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