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Lost on Willis Street.: Female tri-color(brown/black/white)beagle with no collar.
If found please call 723-1422.
Trae Milburn celebrated his 8th birthday, Friday night, by inviting his friends not to bring gifts for himself, but a bag of dog food to donate to a local animal rescue shelter! His goal was 5 lbs, but he was able to exceed that goal tremendously! (more…)
Wee Man is a black and white cat with a white face and large green eyes. He is about 9 months old, a little small for his age but plump.
He somehow escaped the house on Monday night and we have been unable to find him. He is greatly missed and we very much want him home.
If you have any information, please call or text Katie at (870) 723-8537.
A lost dog was found on Old Warren Road near MHS.
Please call Tina 870-367-1935 to identify.
At the September Pack meeting for Cub Scout Pack 69, the boys collected dog food for the local Humane Society and PAWS.
Dr. Rocky Lindsey, from the Monticello Animal Clinic, came to speak to the boys on animal care.
The dog food drive is one of many service projects our scouts do throughout the year. The scouts have a Canned Food Drive and will be Ringing Bells for the Salvation Army in the upcoming months.
If anyone is interested in the Monticello Cub Scout program, please contact Hope Bragg at 870-367-1598.
Missing Pit Bull Puppy. His name is Dutch. He is 12 weeks old. Grey in color. White patch on his chest and streak down his nose. He was wearing a grey collar with our contact information.
He was lost on Hwy 35 between Dermott and Monticello on Tuesday, October 11. Any information please call Vinnie @ 870-737-1445 or Amanda @ 870-308-0020.
A family’s two year old cocker spaniel is missing. Her name is Addie, and she is white with brown markings. She went missing in the Western Pines area.
If anyone has any information, please contact 870-723-8767.
A 14 year old schauzer dog, named Tracker, who is deaf and blind, got out out of the fence where they are staying on Old Troy Road, yesterday afternoon.
Tracker’s owner is very distraught, and is hoping someone may have seen him. He probably will not be able to find his way back since he’s not familiar with the area.
He may have a tag on his collar with a 479 area code phone number which is no longer in service.
Anyone with any information can call Holly 723-1923.
A family pet, a female brindle cur dog, is missing.
She was last seen on the east end of Green Hill New Hope road.
A chocolate lab that was also missing came home Sunday morning.
The female is shy. Please call if you have seem her. 870-723-3442
Hot weather can present a danger to humans, but outdoor pets, particularly dogs, are also at risk, according to the Humane Society.
We all should remember our pets during hot weather.
Even healthy dogs can over-heat or become dehydrated. (more…)
Michael “Red” Faulkner is shown here with a pit bull that has been causing trouble iin the North Gabbert area.
Last week, the dog was reported for attacking a family on Binns Circle, but got away, before he could be caught, attacking a police officer, who couldn’t compromise the animal because of the surroundings.
Tuesday, this same dog was loose, scaring a group of children on Ross Ave.
Faulkner, a city employee, volunteered to crawl under a house to retrieve the animal, and take him to the city pound.
A local family lost their dog, Wednesday, from 108 Wellenberger circle (town and country subdivision).
He is a black and white shih tzu and goes by the name “Cotton”.
If found please contact us at 367-5545.
Missing yellow mountain cur female dog from Greenhill/ Old Warren Rd.
Reward $1000. Call Cindy @ 870-224-1538.
Whether you are looking for help to end unwanted dog behaviors or searching for the perfect place to leave your furry friend when work or pleasure calls you away, look no further than Canine Corrections.
Boarding services with Canine Corrections are much different than you can find anywhere else. No kennels, no cages, and no over-crowding. When leaving your dog with us, you will know that he will have structured daily exercise tailored for his specific needs, ample amounts of free-play time with other social dogs, and tons of attention and affection while you are away. (more…)
Many Canine Correction’s clients claim the number one reason their dogs misbehave is due to lack of exercise and mental stimulation. During the day they are left at home while their owners work, and this can lead to hyper-activity, barking, obsession, destruction, and other types of very annoying and frustrating behavior.
To help these clients, “Doggie Daycare” was created. With convenient pick-up and drop-off services, dog owners simply go to work in the morning and come home to happier and calmer dogs in the evening.
For two weeks only Canine Corrections is holding a special for new customers. If you sign up for at least 3 days of daycare between January 18 and February 1, you will get your first week for half the regular price.
**Make sure to ask about special rates for more than one dog. Email caninecorrections@gmail.com with “MonticelloLive Ad” in the subject line, or call Mandy Moss at (870)308-1403, and mention this ad to get your half price discount.
For more information please check our website: www.caninecorrections.weebly.com
This is the classic feel good story, but it is also true.
On a recent, hot June Friday afternoon, a “momma dog” and her litter of approximately 2 week old puppies, were dropped off inside the gate at the city’s trash transfer station, which also houses the city pound. (this is not an appropriate or responsible action to take with animals.)
One of the small puppies fell into a drain pipe in the area, and couldn’t get out. (more…)
Around 2 a.m., this morning, a stray horse was reported traveling east in 500 block of East Bolling Street.
Police responded and led the horse back to where it’s owner had recently moved from, and notified the parties involved.
Monticello Police Auxiliary Officer, Lynn Rowe, who is also a paramedic at SouthEast Emergency Services, is shown calming the large animal, before leading it back to it’s familiar area.
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