Technology is awesome. I put an ad on Craigslist. Someone put an add on FB. Another person saw the 2 ads and put the 2 together and texted me. I then made the phone calls, messages and anything else I could late last night when I got the info. The person that had found her, called me at 7 am and asked if I was up. I felt like saying: for my baby I am always up!
Anyway he just returned her to me! I am so happy!

Happy Easter!

So good to hear!

Nice that he is home, but why start a new thread instead of posting to the same one in which you told us he disappeared?

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Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 04/22/2014 02:43PM by gypsymonkey.

Why is it such a big deal that she did? Who cares? It's a different subject, anyway. And it's only the 'General Chat' section.

Glad you got your baby back, gypsy. I had one get lost once, and he came home successfully, too; one of the best feelings in the whole world.

Oh that is so wonderful, I would be devasted to lose my baby too.

So, I'm guessing someone didn't just have a baby which is what I was guessing from the title.

Missing dog?

Glad it worked out, what ever it was.

Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 04/22/2014 02:11AM by prince.

Hugs and kisses, Gypsy. So happy for you and your little dog.

I have had Deaeren since she was a week old. My rescue pup found her and I, at first thought she was a rat. She however had a thick curly tail and was mewing so I realized she wasn't. Her brother wasn't so fortunate. (I wont talk about how or where they were found. I know they were abused.)

She was a fighter from the start. I wasn't sure she was going to make for the longest time. She had flea, ticks, lice, etc. She was nothing but skin and bones. and she was injured. I reluctantly used DEET on her since I didn't want bugs in my RV or being spread.

Then came the feeding. She refused to eat for 3 days and I had to keep forcing food into her mouth and down her throat. She finally came to one morning, the 4th morning, and decided she was starving.

I have bathed her, changed her bedding, burped her and cried tears of joy at her firsts. Her first time to really eat, her first steps, her eyes opening, the first time she heard my voice. Like you, with your kids and changing diapers and having them reach milestones, I had that with my Deaeren Lass (tah-ha-ren lass means earth girl in Gaelic).

It has been 3 years, 2 week, and 4 days since that moment. When she vanished, I panicked. She is not street savvy since she has spent her life near me. She can go to the woods and return. Heck she is normally in step with me the entire time where ever we go so yes this was stressful. My daughter - you can bash me for saying so but she is my daughter since I nursed her back to health - was missing.

When she was returned to me safe and sound and full of hugs and kisses, I was not thinking of finding my old post. I was thinking of spreading the joy. My daughter was returned to me! You would be just as thrilled as me if - heaven forbid - your child went missing and was found.

so excuse me for starting a new thread. my joy was overflowing. My baby was returned.



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 04/22/2014 06:19AM by gypsymonkey.

I am glad you got her back. You are very fortunate she didn't end up somewhere terrible......

I would've been a basket case myself. Hug your baby and don't let that happen again.

Have a great day now.

I'm so happy for you! It feels like a miracle when a pet comes back from being lost.

I gather from this thread that a pet was lost, and the mention was made in another thread. I haven't seen or read that thread, as my time does not allow for reading each new post/thread on a daily basis. I pick and choose which new threads and posts I will read, based on subject. I'm so glad that "she" was found and reunited with her family. I have pets, who become much loved family members, and yes I understand and am happy for the reunion.

However, I am going to use this as an example of why members should not start new threads, dealing with subjects of threads already started. The complete story will be missed, as our time on the forum may be limited.

I would click on the OP's name and see all of her posts. I bet you'd find it that way. Takes only a few seconds.

Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 04/23/2014 03:52PM by Canuck.

Mert Wrote:
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> However, I am going to use this as an example of
> why members should not start new threads, dealing
> with subjects of threads already started. The
> complete story will be missed, as our time on the
> forum may be limited.


Now *that* is a good point.

Canuck Wrote:
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> I would click on the OP's name and see all of her
> posts. I bet you'd find it that way. Takes only a
> few seconds.


That is what I would do also if an OP started a thread that posted an installment to a story that had obviously been started somewhere else. But I find it a waste of time. Why should every forum member who reads this thread be required to click on the OP's name and research her previous posts to understand the story of what she is saying? Why would an OP not simply click on her OWN name, locate her previous post, and post to it? Expecting all other posters to search and re-read her previous posts seems to me to show a lack of respect for others.

Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 06/12/2014 02:06PM by AustinMom.

I am getting bored with GM's over indulgent threads.....so, your "daughter/baby" is back, good news, you win.
Let's try and keep it together, one thread on personal subjects, is enough. I'm not being mean, just honest.
Your thread titles are drawing us in, you know how to provide the forum with your drama, waste of time for me.
I have had two dogs throughout my life, loved them dearly, and miss the companionship, neither ever got lost, leashes are out there. I hope your lesson was learned!