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Missing Dogs in Fairbanks - Farmers Loop / Shuros Drive

Alright, folks. We have two missing babies in need of locating. They have been missing for a couple of days from the Farmers Loop/Shuros Drive area north of town. The bulldog answers to Butch and has a leg injury on his front (left I think) leg from a break when he was a puppy. He's probably traveling with a Norwegian Elkhound named Yukon. The owners are desperate to see them returned. There is a reward and no questions will be asked. If you have seen them or have any information please call Dave Hite at 452-6252 or if you prefer, send Dave (or me) an email or leave an anonymous comment. They just want to see their babies returned safely home. Your help is greatly appreciated!

Missing Dogs Fairbanks, Alaska

Posted by Fairbanks Alaska Real Estate Specialists Jesse & Kathy Clifton 907-699-6024 on 05/08/2009 01:02 PM

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7 Comments on Missing Dogs in Fairbanks - Farmers Loop / Shuros Drive

MAY

Hi Jesse, it's great you put this announcement out. With the power of the web, you just never know who will spot these two and call it in. Great public info.

Those are both beautiful dogs, I hope they find their way home alright.

Jesse, I really hope these kids get back home, that just tugs at my heart.

MAY

Jesse, We too see a lot of postings like this in our area. I do not know the return rate as there are a lot of coyote in our area and Fluffy was probably a late night snack...

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MAY

How wonderful and generous of you to post this, Jesse. These dogs are so unique that anybody who spots them has got to figure they are dogs on the loose. I found 2 dogs running down my street. One of them had cataracts so bad that she kept running into parked cars. I tried to get my neighbor across the street, who owns a van, to take them to the SPCA, but he had "other things" to do. So I stuffed them both into my passenger side of my little two-seater and drove them there myself. I can only hope that a good Samaritan who spies these dogs would do the same thing.