Tuesday, November 3, 2009
Still missing
Annie is still out there somewhere. We have hung many flyers and many people have been out searching for her. Thanks to all those that went out!! It seems like after the couple of sightings we got of her, she went into hiding. Hopefully, she will emerge soon and we can figure out where to find her.
Tuesday, October 13, 2009
Media coverage
Annie's story made the front cover of Picket News, a newspaper in Washington County.
http://www.picketnews.com/articleDetail.asp?cID=1&id=11288
She is also the featured story on the Humane Society of Washington County's website.
http://www.hswcmd.org/
http://www.picketnews.com/articleDetail.asp?cID=1&id=11288
She is also the featured story on the Humane Society of Washington County's website.
http://www.hswcmd.org/
Sunday Sightings
On Sunday, Oct. 11th, we got three reported sightings of Annie.
The first caller reported seeing her in Hagerstown. We were not able to get back in touch with the caller to find out when and exactly where she had seen her.
The second caller reported her eating a dead deer in the median between eastbound and westbound I-70. The dead deer is located on the eastbound side of the I-70 median just prior to Exit 32 (Hagerstown/40).
The third caller reported her lying in the median of I-70 between Exit 32 and 35 (Smithburg/Boonsboro/66). The Humane Society of Washington County (HSWC) dispatched an officer to try to locate her, but she could not find her. The accident occurred around mile marker 36 (which is past Exit 35 if you are traveling eastbound) so it seems like she was heading back towards the area.
HSWC is going to set up a trap in that area and see if they can catch her.
The first caller reported seeing her in Hagerstown. We were not able to get back in touch with the caller to find out when and exactly where she had seen her.
The second caller reported her eating a dead deer in the median between eastbound and westbound I-70. The dead deer is located on the eastbound side of the I-70 median just prior to Exit 32 (Hagerstown/40).
The third caller reported her lying in the median of I-70 between Exit 32 and 35 (Smithburg/Boonsboro/66). The Humane Society of Washington County (HSWC) dispatched an officer to try to locate her, but she could not find her. The accident occurred around mile marker 36 (which is past Exit 35 if you are traveling eastbound) so it seems like she was heading back towards the area.
HSWC is going to set up a trap in that area and see if they can catch her.
Monday, October 5, 2009
Annie is lost!!!!
Annie was lost this past Friday when the truck/trailer she was riding in overturned on the highway. Her two owners were taken to the hospital, where they remain in stable condition. Her doggy brother was caught by rescuers, but Annie bolted. Please help us find her!!! She was lost around mile marker 36 of Interstate 70, near Hagerstown, MD. This is a rural, wooded area. If you have any information, please contact the Humane Society of Washington County at 301-733-2060 or the SPCA/HS of Prince George's County at 240-638-9713 or email pgspcavol@gmail.com.
Name: Annie
Gender: Female (spayed)
Breed: Beagle/Pointer Mix
Weight: around 35 pounds
Color: white with black spots and black patches on face
Personality: Friendly, but very shy with new people - please do not chase
Distinguishing feature: Annie is missing one of her front legs
Lost: October 2, 2009
For more on Annie's story before she was lost and how she ended up with 3 legs, check out her doggyspace account at http://www.doggyspace.com/profile/16009
Name: Annie
Gender: Female (spayed)
Breed: Beagle/Pointer Mix
Weight: around 35 pounds
Color: white with black spots and black patches on face
Personality: Friendly, but very shy with new people - please do not chase
Distinguishing feature: Annie is missing one of her front legs
Lost: October 2, 2009
For more on Annie's story before she was lost and how she ended up with 3 legs, check out her doggyspace account at http://www.doggyspace.com/profile/16009
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