Maddie Lost in Rockville MD

Maddie has been missing since 12/3, and she was seen as recently as 12/9 at Twinbrook Parkway and Fishers Ln in Rockville, five miles from her home near Aster Blvd and Azalea Dr .  If you see her, please do not approach her, do not call her name, and do not chase after her.  If possible, keep her in the area by placing food in a safe area, and call 301-728-2771 or 301-675-6915 as soon as possible. Ideally, you would keep her in sight from a distance while you guide us to her location.  Please consider sharing the flier below, either electronically or by printing it out.  Maddie may or may not still be wearing her harness at this point.  Please report any sightings of Maddie since 12/3, as this may help us predict her movements and behavior. 

Reported sightings:

She was spotted Thursday at 2:00 pm near the intersection on North Stone Street and Crabb Ave and also possibly at 8:30 pm at the intersection of Charles Street and Baltimore Road.


Last seen Twinbrook Parkway and Fishers Ln. On Twinbrook headed towards Viers Mill Rd,

Sunday 12/9 @ 6:00 pm.

Sasha Lost in Shoreline

[Note: Sasha has been found after being gone 19 days.  She looked well-fed, as if she had been living with someone the entire 19 days.  She probably escaped that person's yard, and was found again.  The kind people who found her the second time posted an ad on Craigslist.  Sasha had lost the tag that had her local phone number.  At first, we weren't sure if the found Husky was Sasha, but the finder looked at the picture below and was certain it was her.  She was found in Allentown, Tukwila, 21 miles from her Shoreline home.] 

Sasha is a Siberian Husky mix, three years old, usually very friendly.  She disappeared from her yard on Thursday, November 15th, near Greenwood Ave N. and N. 155th St.  She is 45 to 50 pounds, with a collar and tags.  Please call Three Retrievers at 206-552-0304 if you have seen her at any time since 11/15.

Found Bichon Frise in Burien

This small dog was running up and down the 509 freeway in Burien before Three Retrievers caught him in a humane trap.  He had been seen in the area of Des Moines Way and S. 168th St. for at least two days.  If he is your dog, or you know where he lives, please call Three Retrievers at 206-552-0304, or email Jim@3retrievers.com .  Please consider printing out the flier below and giving it to a pet store or a veterinary office near you in the Seattle and South King County area.

Daisy Lost in Tacoma

 Daisy is a skittish young dog saved from neglect at a puppy mill in Eastern Washington.  The bottom picture shows how she looked before being rescued by the Forget Me Not shelter in Republic, WA.  They cleaned her up, had her spayed, and adopted her out with another dog from the same group, Balzac.  The male dog is more confident and social, and it was hoped that keeping Daisy with him would help her relax and adapt.

Two days after arriving at their new home in Tacoma, Daisy and Balzac escaped the fenced yard.  Balzac, being better with people, was picked up by a dog lover and taken to the Tacoma Humane Society and returned home.  Daisy may have been hiding in the bushes nearby at the time, but they didn't know she was there.  Another likely scenario is that Daisy never left the neighborhood and is still hiding somewhere near North Washington and North 37th St.  If you see Daisy, do not approach her.  Please just call 206-552-0304 right away.  We will bring Balzac to the area she is located to draw her out of hiding.  She escaped from the area of North 39th Street and North Proctor Street in Tacoma, between downtown and Point Defiance.  She is likely hiding in the woods, under a deck, or under a shed.  Please keep an eye out for her and call us right away.  Do not approach her or call her name.  It may help us find her if you could share this web page, or share the flier below.  Thank you.

Also visit Daisy's Facebook page:   http://www.facebook.com/BringHomeDaisy

Jessie in West Seattle

[Note: Jessie has been found.] Jessie is missing in West Seattle.  She ran off when frightened by a loud noise on October 20th from the area of Avalon and Genesee.  She was wearing a black bandana with clovers on it.  She has been seen several times on Admiral Way, Delridge Way, near the soccer fields, the golf course, and the park in the ravine north of Genesee.  The last confirmed sighting was on the 25th near the skate park at Genesee and Delridge.  A possible sighting on October 28th at 13th Ave and Barton could not be confirmed.  If you see her, do not approach her or try to catch her.  Please just keep her in your sight, from a distance, and call one of these numbers with as much detailed information as possible.  206-552-0304.  Jessie's owner will come to that location as quickly as she can and try to calm Jessie.  Please consider printing out a few copies of the flier below, to give to people you know in the area.  You can also email the flier to friends and colleagues who live or work in the area, or share a link to this page on Facebook.  Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Lulu in Ballard

(Note:  Lulu was found several miles away.  It appears she hopped into a work vehicle and was accidentally transported out of the neighborhood.  She was taken to the vet, where her chip was scanned.) Lulu has been missing since 9/26 in the area of 96th Street and 27th Ave NW in Ballard.  She is normally very friendly, but she may be hiding in your yard or under your deck due to a frightening experience.  She has a microchip.  Please call 206-552-0304 if you have seen her at any time since the 26th.  Also, please consider sharing this web page by email and on Facebook.  If you live or work in the area, you can print out the flier below to hand out in the area.  Your help is greatly appreciated.