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Hi, I am looking for my dog, Ppori (mixed-Dachshund, 3yo, female, 6kg) She ran away from my friend’s home while I was in Japan for a 4-day trip. I came home right away on but I still can’t find her and despite all the posters, no pictures of her were sent. There were a few calls, and the last alleged location was at Daemyung apartment by Yeontral park. (25 Dec 1am) I am a foreigner and despite knowing the language and having people help me, it can be really tough navigating and coping with this by myself. I really hope that I can rally some support. If you’re in the area, please, please, please help me. **my dog is AFRAID of cars and people. PLEASE DO NOT try to catch her or call her name. We really need picture proof of where she is now. No one has sent us any pictures yet…) Please help me 🙁 she’s my everything. Thank you so much Missing posters: Spillout (bar restaurant) DM my IG at: maybebre Open chatroom: https://open.kakao.com/o/gPrpkt6g More contact: see poster below. submitted by /u/potatopotate817 |
(Help me find my lost dog) last seen: yeontral park 22 Dec 24
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