Have you lost a dog in Hanover or Madison, Indiana?
This dog has been hanging around the McDonalds in Hanover, Indiana. The dog warden has tried to catch it, but with no luck. The McDonalds is on 56/62 and Thompson Road.
If you know this dog, please call me at 260-220-2900 or call the Jefferson County Animal Shelter. Perhaps they have succeeded in catching it.
I couldn't get near the dog, or I would have taken it home and tried to find it's family.
If you know this dog, please call me at 260-220-2900 or call the Jefferson County Animal Shelter. Perhaps they have succeeded in catching it.
I couldn't get near the dog, or I would have taken it home and tried to find it's family.
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That's really good to know. Thanks very much
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