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CTV News
14 hours ago
- CTV News
Missing dog leads to dramatic water rescue
A search for a missing dog led to a dramatic rescue as two men fought for their lives in the cold water of a Wisconsin river for nearly an hour.
CBS News
26-07-2025
- General
- CBS News
A Northfield family's search for their missing singing dog
A Northfield, Minnesota, family has been searching for their missing singing dog for eight weeks. Arrow, a New Guinea singing dog, took off on May 27, and the Nelsen family has been on the hunt for him ever since. Christaina Nelsen said there are roughly 200 to 300 singing dogs in the United States. They're a unique kind of wild dog, like a dingo. "What we've learned is that they were an ancient dog that came over with man, maybe thousands of years ago, across the ice bridge into New Guinea," said Buck Nelsen. "And then were basically just stranded there, and there's pockets of them still left there." The Nelsens say that since Arrow, the 1.5-year-old pup, took off, it's been a struggle. "But, you know, I think we still have faith that he's out there, he's alive, and we just want him home so he can be with us again and go camping, do all the things that we did before," said Buck Nelsen. The family says they're hoping to lure Arrow home. "If we can get close enough for him to hear some of this howling, maybe he'll be able to come to us," Devon Thomas Treadwell, founder of The Retrievers, said. The Retrievers is a volunteer group based in Minneapolis that helps people find their dogs. The Nelsens are hoping he comes home soon, as after eight weeks, they feel as if something is missing from their family. "It's still hard to think about him not being here," said Buck Nelsen. "The house is a lot quieter."
News.com.au
24-07-2025
- News.com.au
Alice Springs mum hoping to reunite her son with best friend, a missing shiba inu
Alice Springs youngster Baylon Barker is distraught. The 11 year-old's best friend has gone missing and he is in need of help to find him. The much loved member of his Alice Springs family, a rare Shiba Inu, - there is only four registered in Alice Springs— has been missing for more than a fortnight now. Baylon and mum Amanda are appealing for information in a bid to reunite the family with their cherished pet. 'It's just been days and weeks and there's been no public sightings whatsoever,' she said. The dog is microchipped and has been reported missing to council, she said. It was last seen on Albrecht Dr in Larapinta, Amanda said, after it went missing on July 11 – but there have been no confirmed sightings since. Shiba Inu's are a rare breed in Australia, and breeder Yvonne Meintjes said Ms Baird's dog is a 'purebred Shiba from champion and imported progeny'. Amanda said her son Baylon has been him 'distraught' and has been 'missing his best friend'. 'He is such a well loved part of the family … I don't know what to tell my son so I just keep saying you know he's going to come home soon,' she said. The Shiba has been in the family for seven years now, Amanda said. Amanda said she had ideas on where the dog could have ended up, but said she didn't have hard evidence to prove her theories. She did not want to provide the Shiba's name however, but said he has a yellow collar. There are 10601 cats and dogs registered within Alice Springs. There are four registered Shiba Inu's. An NT Police spokeswoman said pet owners should secure their animals and make sure they're microchipped and registered to their local council. Any suspicious behaviour should be reported to police on 131 444, the spokeswoman said. Amanda said anyone who sights the dog should contact her on 0416 537 609. She said a reward is on offer.
BBC News
18-07-2025
- BBC News
Stolen German Shepherd dog sparks police appeal in Woking
Police are appealing for the public's help to locate a dog which was stolen from a property in property in Gloster Road, Old Woking, was broken into at about 22:45 BST on Police has released an image of the stolen four-year-old white German Shepherd-Cross dog."Her owners have been left very upset by the disappearance and would appreciate any help from members of the public who could assist with her safe return," a spokesperson said. Police said officers were interested in speaking to three women who were seen near the address at about the time of the theft and who left in a white who has CCTV or dashcam footage that may have captured any suspicious activity or anyone who has been offered a white German Shepherd-Cross for sale recently is urged to contact the force.
Yahoo
05-07-2025
- Yahoo
Tuscaloosa police searching for suspect who allegedly stole dog from owner's vehicle
TUSCALOOSA, Ala. (WIAT) — Tuscaloosa police are searching for a suspect who allegedly stole a dog from someone's car. TPD says the man stole the dog of its owner car at Target Saturday morning. The owner left the windows open when she briefly went into the store, TPD says. The owner is offering a $1,000 reward for a safe return of the dog. The suspect was driving a maroon Dodge Ram with Mississippi tags. The dog's name is Hollie and it has a microchip, and can be identified and returned home if taken to a vet's office or a law enforcement agency. Anyone with information can call TPD anonymously at 205-349-2121. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
