December 19

Seen a lost sheltie in Maple Leaf?

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Bentley is lost somewhere in the neighborhood after running away on Dec. 8, writes David.

“After nearly a week of searching and putting up signs, we were feeling a bit hopeless. Amazingly, the next day, on Saturday, December 15th, someone saw him in their backyard, on the corner of Northeast 108th Street and Roosevelt, in the Thornton Creek.

“We do believe he’s still in the neighborhood, so we’re trying to alert as many people as possible.”

Could you please just make a note that if he’s seen, that he should not be chased or called out too…. He might come to food, but shelties are notoriously skittish. Often attempts to chase him or catch him by hand just drive him further away. Our hope is that if we can find out where he’s spending time, we might be able to corner him in a yard, or catch him with a safe and harmless humane trap. If someone could alert me at (310) 924-0978, I can be there quickly.

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  1. I think I saw your dog the morning of 12/10 when I was driving to work, heading down the hill on 105th to get on Lake City Way. The dog was running really fast through the used car lots toward Les Schwab. I wanted to help but he was running so fast and couldn’t have caught him (and would have been worried about him running onto LCW. I’d look in Thornton Creek ravine near Les Schwab, the Knickerbocker property area, and up the creek in the Victory Heights area. I hope he makes it home safely!

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