Author:Pet FBI
Author's Website:https://petfbi.org
Published: Fri Jul 24 2015
Last Updated: Mon Feb 21 2022
"Chase" reunited with his family thanks to Pet FBI Ohio Facebook post
Chase went missing on July 15, This morning (July 24) someone dropped off him to be groomed. The alert groomer recognized him from his Pet FBI Ohio Facebook post and contacted authorities. Here is Chase reunited with this ecstatic little brother and sister,
Object Lesson: Spread the information about your lost pet everywhere you can! Facebook posts can be very effective.
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