Found Dog- Please Help Us Get Her Home! UPDATE-FOUND HER OWNERS

UPDATE: We are very happy to report that thanks to responsible pet owners who microchipped their dog and the Blue Cross Vet Hospital for checking for it, we were able to reunite this sweet old girl with her family quickly! I'm so glad to live in a neighborhood like this where people care and stop to help animals in need :) Thanks again all!

Hi neighbors,

Would you please do us a huge favor and get the word spread around that a neighbor found a trained and well behaved golden retriever female (who ran right into her garage) this afternoon, 5/21/13, near the corner of Jan Drive and California Avenue. She has grayish/whitish hairs on her muzzle which makes us think she's an older dog and she is currently wearing a collar, but with no tags. Please share these pictures and let us know if you know who her family is-she is obviously a well loved friend!

Please contact me through email to share any news of her rightful owners or tips.

 Thank you so much for your help, it is sincerely appreciated!!

Found kittens in Jan Park - Can you help?

UPDATE: We have been incredibly lucky to find a neighbor who is willing to foster these tough little guys and get them some medical care until we can find forever homes for them. Please do let Olivia or I know if you are interested in them as future household pets, and a sincere thank you to a great local resident who is opening her home to help out these orphans.

I know this isn't a safety issue, but because it does involve the park, and we have posted for lost animals before, I felt like I could share this here with you all and see if we can find a way to help these little guys out.

Someone decided to dump two kittens in a tupperware bin in the creek running through Jan Park sometime recently ( we are hoping we found all of the litter-keep a look out on the trail near the creek closest to Jan) and our dear head coordinator, Olivia, found them this morning. They are two 10 week old males who are very scared, but seem to be in good health and will surely be sweet pets to someone if we can find them a home. One has a missing eye that seems to be a birth defect according to a local vet at VCA, so it's unlikely to be an issue other than cosmetic. Please share this picture and consider if you might have room in your home for these cute little guys, or to foster them until we can find a suitable home for them. Please contact Olivia or myself as soon as possible-we sincerely appreciate any help you might be able to offer and thanks for looking at this post :)


As a general informational point, animals that can no longer be taken care of should never be left to "fend" for themselves, or left for someone else to handle. Feral cats face a very difficult, short, and dangerous life of disease and struggle-not one of freedom and just being cute fluffy predators. If you run across someone who has questions or concerns about getting rid of animals they can't keep, please point them towards the Sacramento County Animal Shelter http://www.animalcare.saccounty.net/Pages/default.aspx 916-368-7387, the Sacramento SPCA http://www.sspca.org/ 916-383-7387, or one of a number of rescues within the area listed here: http://www.sacanimal.org/placement-adoption/rescue-groups/




Thank you again for your attention and stay cool and safe this weekend!

Missing Girl

Daria Clarke has been found and is home safe according to families with children at Rio Americano HS. Thank you to all those who shared her information to help spread the word and get her home.

A Rio Americano High School freshman whose family thought she may have been lured away by someone she met online has been found.

Daria "Dasha" Clarke, 15, has been reunited with her family, according to the Sacramento County Sheriff's Department.

Last Thursday, Clarke went to algebra class and was also seen on campus about 10 a.m. But when her mother arrived back at school to pick her up at 12:30 p.m., she was nowhere to be found, her mother, Margie Clarke, said on Sunday.

Supporters distributed leaflets in the American River Drive area near the school.

Read more here: http://blogs.sacbee.com/crime/archives/2013/05/missing-rio-americano-freshman-found-safe.html#storylink=cpy

Sheriff's Alerts-Missing Person and Prescription Drug Takeback Program

UPDATE:

This gentleman was found wandering in Sacramento's Midtown area and is home safe.

For Immediate Release                                                                                                                

April 22, 2013

                                   

***At-Risk Missing Person***

The Sheriff’s Department is seeking the public’s assistance in locating a man who went missing from his residence in Carmichael yesterday. Hugh Myers, 70, was last seen in the 3700 block of Kimberly Way at approximately 10:30 a.m. on Sunday, April 21. He is considered to be at-risk due to having dementia, and a serious medical condition requiring medication that he is not believed to be in possession of.

Myers (see attached photo) is described as a white male, 5’8” tall and weighing approximately 185 pounds. He has brown eyes and grey hair, a grey moustache and beard, and wears glasses. It is unknown what type of apparel he was wearing when he left his residence, but he often wears clothing items with Harley Davidson logos on them.

Anyone knowing the whereabouts of this missing person is asked to contact the Sheriff’s Department at (916) 874-5115.   

Sergeant Jason Ramos

Sheriff’s Spokesman

Sheriff's Alerts-Missing Person and Prescription Drug Takeback Program

For Immediate Release                                                                                                                

April 22, 2013

                                   

***At-Risk Missing Person***

The Sheriff’s Department is seeking the public’s assistance in locating a man who went missing from his residence in Carmichael yesterday. Hugh Myers, 70, was last seen in the 3700 block of Kimberly Way at approximately 10:30 a.m. on Sunday, April 21. He is considered to be at-risk due to having dementia, and a serious medical condition requiring medication that he is not believed to be in possession of.

Myers (see attached photo) is described as a white male, 5’8” tall and weighing approximately 185 pounds. He has brown eyes and grey hair, a grey moustache and beard, and wears glasses. It is unknown what type of apparel he was wearing when he left his residence, but he often wears clothing items with Harley Davidson logos on them.

Anyone knowing the whereabouts of this missing person is asked to contact the Sheriff’s Department at (916) 874-5115.   

Sergeant Jason Ramos

Sheriff’s Spokesman

Message through the Barrett Hills Neighborhood Association Re: Lost Dog

Hi all,

Just relaying a message from the BHNA in hopes of getting the message spread out to a broader group of people.



A lost dog needs your help in finding his home.... A small young black
Chihuahua was found on the edge of Jan park near Jan drive close to the
"main entrance. No tags.  Do you recognize him?

Contact us here, or the BHNA at http://barretthillsneighborhood.org if you know where this little guy belongs, and spread the word please?