Possible sighting of Lily in Warrington, area of Bucks County, PA. A thoughtful dog lover named Steve called after having seen a dog fitting Lilys description being chased by two people. Please do not chase Lily if you see her. It will only scare her away. Do keep looking in the Chalfont area as well. We desperately miss our dear gray and white (blue merle) Australian Shepherd Lily. How could this very affectionate, gentle little angel who was always within petting range be lost and away from her secure and loving home? She delighted in giving or receiving a cuddle and a kiss and wiggling her perky little tail. Not one to pop out of bed at the break of dawn, Lily loved to snuggle under the covers and was often the last one up. Once awakened she had a bright smile for her humans and her devoted Aussie sister, Kippie. Please be on the look out for this small Aussie, who is 16 inches at the shoulder and around 35 pounds. The echoes of the woods and her compromised hearing created a situation where she could not find her way back to her family. She became confused and lost. She is now very skittish and afraid of people. Our goal is to keep her in one area so that she can visit feeding stations. Once she does that on a regular basis we can have a gentle and natural looking trap set her so that we can finally bring our baby home. To do this we need lots of help from observant and caring people in the community who will call us when they have sighted our Lily. Do tell everyone you know about Lily and please share this message. If you or your friends have wildlife or surveillance cameras please check them for images of our girl. Please call 215 514 0404 or 215 620 2700 at any time. Please visit Bring Lily Home in Bucks County on Facebook to see more photos and information and a video from Decect-A-Pet of the type capture we hope that we will be able to use for Lily.
Posted on: Wed, 12 Nov 2014 05:26:19 +0000
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