“My dog, Charlotte, slipped her leash with the dog sitter last night. She was last seen at 10th ne btwn c and d. A dog tracker was brought out and had her scents at our door last night and today at 9th and a Ne.
Any help to get the word out would be appreciated. she’s apparently sticking close to home.
If people could contact me (Lauren Wright) at 202-430-1552 or laurenbalog(at)gmail.com that would be great. she’s about 40 pounds, 3 years old and shy but not aggressive. “
“Missing dog. Please contact if you have seen him or have any additional information. Jax was lost May 16, 2014 at 7:30pm EST. He went missing from the First Place NE and Rittenhouse NE. He is a mini Australian Shepherd and he is wearing a University of Miami bandana. He is tri-color (black,white &brown), mostly black with white paws and belly. He is super friendly and is not dog or people aggressive. If you have any information please contact me at 202.368.4003.
What: Mini Australian Shepherd (Tri-Color: Black, White & Brown)
When: May 16, 2014 at 7:30pm EST
Where: 6152 1st Pl NE, Washington, DC 20011
Humane Society Information:
Report #428685 ID #22726830″
“My dog went missing today around 1pm. He was last seen around 9th and Madison street NW.
He is about 35lbs, his name is Ein, he is a Pembroke Welsh Corgi, he has tan and white markings. He is a very friendly dog. If anyone has seen him please call me 703-861-2916. There will be a reward if he is safely returned to me.”
UPDATE: Owner Found
@maralise tweets us:
“Dog found at 18th and C, NE this morning at 8 am. Sweet dog! Anyone know his owner?”
If anyone knows please reply to @maralise here.
UPDATE: Found!
Keep your eyes peeled for this lost dog last seen near The Coupe at 11th and Monroe St, NW:
“Her name is Maybe and she is a Shih Tzu with white/gray hair with a pink flower on her collar.
call 202 725 7246 or email ethan.kellogg(at)gmail.com”
“Lost Yorkshire Terrier on Capitol Hill between A and 3rd NE and East Capitol. He was seen heading towards Lincoln Park. The fur on his head is golden brown and his body is gray/silver. He is a larger Yorkie (around 10-15 lbs). He is a very sweet rescue dog, and the tag on his collar has the number R14-0768. His name is Sigmund, but he doesn’t really answer to his name.”
If you think you’ve seen him please reply to this craigslist post.
“Dear PoPville,
Some friends found this dog near the Harris Teeter around 17th & Kalorama last night (4/2/14). We gave her a bath and cut off the biggest clumps of matted hair – it’s possible she’s been on her own for a few weeks. Right now she’s staying with another little dog who seems OK with the intrusion.
She’s really a sweet dog, confident and happy, but also grateful for attention. She probably 10 pounds, and the woman from the Humane Society said she’s probably 3 or 4 years old, and generally healthy. She’s quite alert and very friendly.
A stranger said she looks like a Morkie (Maltese / Yorkie).
You can e-mail [email protected] or call 202-487-4253.”
“We saw this dog at about 7:30 am at Spring and Rock Creek Church Rd NW. It was pretty shy and not wearing a collar, and it took off down Rock Creek Church Rd NW.”
The owner sends word:
“Our dog bolted without his collar this morning and we lost him around Meridian Pint this morning. His name is Jimbo- He’s black, white, and tan with a tan face and white legs with little tan freckles. He’s about 30lbs. he may come if you call him in a high voice, crouch and seem like you have a treat. He might just hide (if you spot him please call 202-503-8604).”
UPDATE: FOUND
“I found a dog this morning at 4th and R NW. She’s very sweet and seems to be someone’s dog who has been lost for a few days. She didn’t have a collar or microchip. She’s currently at Washington Humane Society on NY Ave.”
“Dear PoPville,
Pete was hit by a car this morning near the Congressional Cemetery on Capitol Hill. He ran away and has not been seen since so his condition is unknown. Pete is scared of strangers. He will bark but not bite. He’s a 70 lb hound mix. With information or a lead:541-285-3622”
UPDATE: Found