Lost dog!

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Weezy's face markings

Lost dog!

By: mmphilliSubscribe Channel: Pets & Animals Location: Cedar Rapids, IA Monday, Feb 28 , 11 at 2:48 PM

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Our dog Weezy got loose on Sunday Feb. 27th at approximately 11pm. We are just asking for any help on finding him. He was lost on the 1500 block of the ne side of town! If anyone see's him or knows anything about his wear-abouts please contact me at mollphill6@gmail.com

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mmphilli says ... on Tuesday, Mar 1 at 10:54 AM

Thank you Renee, yes we have. ive posted on facebook. both kcrg's page and my own. We've posted flyers. I put it on craigslist. I'm doing anything i can possibly do to find him. :(

Renee says ... on Monday, Feb 28 at 4:23 PM

Have you put in a lost pet report at the Cedar Valley Humane Society and the Cedar Rapids Animal Control? If not, Animal Control's number is (319) 286-5993 and the number for the Cedar Valley Humane Society is (319) 362-6288.

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