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A Waltham veterinary hospital is asking for donations to help a dog recover from health issues.
Waltham Police are asking for help in returning the dog to its owner.
Waltham Police are asking the public for help in returning a lost dog recovered in Waltham to its owner. The dog was found on Villa Street, according to the police Twitter feed. Anybody with information can call 781-314-3600.
The dog has been found.
UPDATED, 9:41 a.m.: The dog has been located, according to a tweet from the Waltham 911 Dispatch center. --------- Shimmer, an Australian shepherd, was last seen in Waltham Highlands at 7 p.m. on Sept. 28, according to a poster about the dog tweeted by the Waltham 911 Dispatch center. If you see the dog, please call 781-608-0969 or call Waltham Animal Control at 781-314-3600.
9:17 pm on Monday, October 1, 2012
CONGRADULATIONS! Thats just great! Im glad your family is all back together again! more ›
Koda had been missing since March when he escaped through a broken fence in Everett.
EDITOR'S NOTE: This story first appeared on Sudbury Patch. The shelter involved is located in Sudbury.
Dog gets his "forever home".
UPDATED: Oct. 4, 12:25 p.m.: Fantastic news. Patch just received word that Quincy has been adopted. We will be bringing you additional details when the are available. ____________________________ A Waltham dog needs your help. If Quincy does not find a permanent home by Friday, he will be shipped back to an Indiana kennel indefinitely. Quincy, a 2-year-old black lab, is currently living in a foster home with Waltham residents Chris and Jessica Gelineau, but there is one problem — he has to be adopted by Friday or face the long trek back to the Indiana shelter he was in before coming to Waltham, according to Mary Schwager, a volunteer with Lucky Lab, an organization that rescued Quincy from a Kentucky shelter a while ago. Schwager said she …
9:04 pm on Thursday, October 6, 2011
Oh, I'm so glad, he looks like a great dog, I hope he enjoys his new home! more ›
Melissa Rossi
10:53 am on Friday, October 26, 2012
Ryan who do you contact if you would like to take in this dog if not one claims him or her. Thanks . more ›