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stoutfellow) wrote2019-09-10 03:41 pm
stoutfellow) wrote2019-09-10 03:41 pm
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Gracie, Come Home!
When I got home from work today, neither of the dogs greeted me at the door. I found Buster curled up on my bed, but Gracie is nowhere to be seen. The people who mow my lawn left the back gate unsecured, and it was wide open. I suspect that Buster also got out, but after a good romp around the neighborhood came back home. Gracie... is not that smart.
I quartered the neighborhood, but saw no sign of her, and the few people I saw outside (Heat Advisory, remember?) hadn't seen her either. I just put in a call to the police; that's my only real hope, unless Gracie somehow finds her way back.
I'll probably be ticketed for "letting a dog run loose"; I was warned the last time this happened. (The mowing people are usually good about securing the gate, but once in a long while they goof up.)
All I can do now is wait.
I quartered the neighborhood, but saw no sign of her, and the few people I saw outside (Heat Advisory, remember?) hadn't seen her either. I just put in a call to the police; that's my only real hope, unless Gracie somehow finds her way back.
I'll probably be ticketed for "letting a dog run loose"; I was warned the last time this happened. (The mowing people are usually good about securing the gate, but once in a long while they goof up.)
All I can do now is wait.
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May Gracie return hale and soon!
(Putting something with a familiar smell on the outside of the house is recommended in such cases.)
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