Lost Friday June 18th, 1 year old male solid Gray cat in Tanglewood neighborhood.
He has nasal problems that will require long term Veterinary care. Belongs to my 4 year old granddaughter.
If anyone has seen him please call 367-7346 or the Monticello Animal Clinic. Thank you, Dr. Judy Poirrier.
Lost white Shih-Tzu, last seen June 14 at Ozment Bluff on the Saline River.
$200.00 reward, no questions asked.
864-386-7151 or 870-460-5690
Found on Sunday, 5/30/10, a well groomed, friendly, small breed dog found on East College Street.
Please call 723-6671 to identify.
Found – FEMALE BLACK & TAN MIX dog wearing an orange collar.
She has been at my house for about a week.
Call Deborah @ 870-814-8502 if you want her.
A chocolate lab has been found on HWY 278 East, between Carpenter Road and Bain Lane.
He is a very friendly, with a red/orange collar, and a broken red rope.
If he’s your’s please call Joe at 367-0000.
This morning a family that had found a friendly dog, in their neighborhood, saw an ad on MonticelloLive, showing the dog, along with the owners name and phone number.
By 7:30, they had spoken, and arranged for Shrek to come home.
Last year, MonticelloLive had 1.7 million pageviews, but this morning it only took 2 to bring a lost dog back to his family.
THIS DOG WAS FOUND ON MACK HOOD ROAD IN THE LAKE MONTICELLO AREA ON 4/14/2010.
CALL 870-367-9031 DURING THE DAY OR 870-367-9206 AFTER 6:00 pm FOR INFORMATION ON HIM.
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…)
Local business, community, and political leaders were present Thursday for the ribbon cutting and tours of the new Monticello Animal Clinic facility in the old Quality Glass building on HWY 278 West, next to Custom Wireless.
Dr. Judy Poirrier, veterinarian, and her staff, are still providing services with the business, and Dr. Rocky Lindsey (of the Warren Animal Clinic), the new owner, is also on staff.
Their Open House will be Saturday, April 10th, and they will be open Saturday’s fro 8 am til noon.
The phone number will still be 367-1500.
A family pet – a chocolate Labrador Retriever – slipped his collar Wednesday.
The owner sent an e-mail and photo to MonticelloLive.com Thursday, and a reader, who had seen him, saw the photo and phone number, and called the owner.
Drake is back home now, thanks to help from MonticelloLive.com
A lost dog was posted on MonticelloLive Tuesday morning. Actually someone had already found the missing pet, but didn’t know who he belonged to.
When they saw a “Lost Pet” story on MonticelloLive.com, they called the owner, who sent this in:
“Thanks to the person who found him and returned him to Chris! and thanks MonticelloLive for posting the pic, that’s how he knew who to call.”
I have found a lost dog, a large German Sheppard, It was found by our family near the saw mill on Winchester Rd.
Anyone who may know it’s owner, please contact:
(870) 460-0128 or (870) 820-6688 and ask for Lois
Lost: 2 Laika Dogs. One male. One female. Primary color gray. The icture is of female dog, Male dog has less white. They have a wolf-like appearance and tails will curl over their back. Female was last seen in Monticello area. Reward offered. Call 870 814 5013
A young female dog was found on HWY 278 West, close to Western Pines, 2 weeks.
She is black and brown with gold or yellow collar.
No one has claimed this little girl, so if anyone is interested in adopting her please contact Joe at 367-0000.
Lost Pet–Bug is a 26 pound, short haired black & white female.
She has large up right ears & a tight curly tail. T
here is a reward for her safe return.
Please call 870-723-2244.
Two male golden retriever dogs were lost near the Monticello Country Club, Saturday morning.
Please contact 723-5936 if you have any information on them.
A family has lost their pet 2-year-old Golden Retriever.
His name is Mason, and he is very friendly.
He was last seen in the Old Hwy 13 near Wilson Lane.
If seen please call 723-6649 or 723-5689.
Around January 17th a , we lost our male miniture dapple dachshund, near the Whitakers house on HWY 278 East.
He weighs about about 8lbs., has brown feet and legs, and is wearing a blue camo collar.
If you have seen my dog or know where he is, PLEASE call Beverly Whitaker Crain at 870-392-1113
The Monticello City Council approved a new policy to take place beginning Friday, January 22, 2010, pertaining to the city dog pound.
The policy states that all dogs adopted at the pound must be spayed or neutered. If the dog is a newborn, it must be brought back to be spayed or neutered when it is at the proper age. For questions or adoptions please call 870-367-3377.
someone has found black Female Lab on Main Street, near First Baptist, about 8:00 am on Friday Jan 22.
She has a collar on and is very gentle. She looks to have been well taken care of and has been taken to The Animal Clinic for safety reasons.
Call 870-510-3375 or 870-367-1500 to identify.
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
Wednesday morning, a Sheltie named Forrest, belonging to Ronny and Wrenetta Carr, was lost in the Gabbert/Florence area. If you have any information regarding the dog, please contact them at 367-8321. A reward is being offered.
On behalf of the Humane Society of Southeast Arkansas, I would like to express my great thanks and appreciation for the students of 6th grade East.
What an amazing group of students! So many their ages spend these holiday weeks thinking of all of the things they want and how they can obtain them, but these great students spent weeks developing a way to obtain gifts for others. The event was so well-organized; I was only expected to show up and watch the fun!
The money raised is so greatly appreciated. Animals who might not have been able to receive vet care now will have a chance to be healthy and adoptable pets. This money could go towards shots, spaying/neutering, dips, wormings, and countless other things as we wait to see what needs arise. What a shining example for all of Monticello!
Our organization is completely volunteer. We receive no payment for the work that we do, therefore donations to help pay for the needs of the animals we save are critical to continuing rescue. If you would like to follow in these amazing students footsteps, visit our website http://www.searkdogadoption.weebly.com/ and click on the “How Can I Help” tab.
Thanks again for the work done by the 6th grade EAST students.
Mandy Moss- Humane Society
A family is missing a white Maltese with a fluffy tail.
Pixie is 8 months old, and was last seen around the Weevil Run Apartments, Friday.
Pixie has been recently groomed, and doesn’t have a collar on.
Call 870-538-3181 OR 870-737-3844.
A family pet is missing, and hasn’t been seen since Monday, on Lacey New-Hope Rd.
Doc is a very large Labrador Retriever with brown eyes.
If found please call (870)-723-6777 or (870) 723-2957
Joshua Spencer’s family pet is missing. Spidey is an 8 year-old, orange and white, neutered, male cat with long hair and yellow eyes. He lives at the Allen House.
Spidey disappeared just before Christmas. If you have seen Spidey or know where he is, please let the Spencers know. 870-224-2271.
Found Tuesday morning on S. Chester.
Please call(870) 367-3766 (870) 644-3615 or (870) 308-0437.
This lovable dog turned up approximately 2 weeks ago on Piney Creek Lane off of Hwy 278 East.
If anyone owns him, please call me @ 870-723-8365.
A reader found a puppy Saturday morning, posted it’s picture on MonticelloLive around noon Monday, in hopes of finding the friendly pup a good home.
Monday afternoon, another reader call, and came by to pick up the pet. The friendly pooch is now an early Christmas present.
With Christmas right around the corner, many of Monticello’s homeless dogs wait anxiously for someone to see them and make their dream of being in a loving home a reality. Beginning Thursday, many dogs will never have this chance as it is time, once again, to begin the euthanasia of “unwanted” dogs at the pound.
Have you been thinking of getting a dog for Christmas? Can you choose adoption rather than purchasing one? Can you save a life and make Christmas extra special for a dog in need?
Check out our website to see the amazing dogs we currently have available. Small, medium, and large, we have them all! From a sweet Rat Terrier named Lexie to a large Pit Bull named Hooch; we can find the perfect dog for you.
Come see all of their lovely faces at http://searkdogadoption.weebly.com Also, please check this site to see if your lost dog has arrived at the pound. Many dogs have been brought in this week!
By Monday morning, many dogs featured on our local dog rescue website will be facing euthanasia. All of these dogs are friendly, social, and loving; they simply have no one willing to adopt or foster them.
When you choose to adopt a shelter or foster dog, you are saving not only the life of the adopted pet, but the life of the next dog rescued. Another great benefit of adoption is you receive a voucher for a free spay or neuter for that pet from the Humane Society of Southeast Arkansas. Through adoptions and spays and neuters, we can make a huge difference in the numbers of unwanted strays and puppies in our city.
Can you help? Can you offer a permanent or temporary home for just one dog? Check out our website at www.searkdogadoption.weebly.com to see the dogs soon to be euthanized if no one acts on their behalf.
Please, don’t breed or buy when shelter dogs die.
He is a Yorkshire Terrior and answers to the name Bubba.
He was lost from South Gabbert Street.
Please call 870-723-4514.
A family has lost theirr dog on South Gabbert Street. He is a Yorkshire Terrior, and answers to the name Bubba.
Please call 870-723-4514.
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