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LOST PARAKEET 7 Sept 2016 WICHITA
Locale: 4925 Shadybrook
Markings: He is turquoise with a yellow head.
Additional: Lost around 21st. & Oliver. (east of the WSU campus). Sparky is usually curious & friendly. And could land on a head or shoulder.
Website: Photo
Contact Phone: 3168471285
LOST CAT MALE 11 July 2016 SILVER LAKE
Locale: Animal Clinic
Markings: Orange and may be wearing a leopard print collar
Additional: His name is Jack and he escaped from his carrier at the Silver Lake Animal Clinic.
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 219-363-1079
LOST DOG FEMALE 14 June 2016 EL DORADO
Locale: N Frazier St
Markings: Cream-Beige and white with big black bugeyes, 7 lbs, short haired
Additional: 16 years old, beige collar with brown stripe (nylon) stupidly no tag
Website: Photo
Contact E-mail: email@example.com Phone: 3167190262
LOST DOG FEMALE 28 Nov 2015 LEAWOOD
Locale: 133rd and Mission from Jane's Canine boarding
Markings: Golden brown Shepherd-Golden retriever mix, some white on chest and neck
Additional: answers to Daisy, has collar and tags, very nervous
Contact E-mail: email@example.com Phone: 619-309-7003
FOUND DOG MALE 19 Nov 2015 PRESCOTT
Locale: Hwy 239 near White Road
Markings: Mostly black with white and brown markings
Additional: possible australian shepherd mix. Contact Linn Co. sheriff
Contact Phone: 913-795-2666
FOUND DOG FEMALE 15 Oct 2015 ALMA
Locale: Wabaunsee rd
Markings: brown and white
Additional: Beagle maybe brittany mix
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
FOUND DOG MALE 12 Oct 2015 WICHITA
Locale: Yosemite and Glacier court
Markings: White Jack Russell
Contact E-mail: email@example.com
LOST DOG FEMALE 10 Oct 2015 WICHITA
Locale: Oliver and Doulglas
Markings: Black Schnauzer with white tip on front paw
Contact E-mail: email@example.com Phone: (316)573-2343
LOST DOG MALE 21 Aug 2015 WICHITA
Locale: 31st and meridian
Markings: red with white chest
Contact Phone: 326-807-2559
LOST CAT MALE 15 Aug 2015 MISSION
Locale: 55th & Maple St
Markings: All black, all 4 paws declawed, big round eyes
Additional: his name is Oliver
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 913-558-1066
LOST DOG FEMALE 12 May 2015 ROSE HILL
Locale: 180th and Meadowlark
Markings: brown with black and specks of white
Additional: She was wearing a choke chain, she is micro chipped. she has a bald spot near tail and right hip where she reacted to flea shampoo she has been chewi
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 316-641-2883 or 316-641 1510
FOUND DOG FEMALE 5 May 2015 WICHITA
Locale: S Vine St
Markings: black fur, has a mark on its back, shaved
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 3163715266
LOST DOG MALE 4 May 2015 TOPEKA
Locale: SW West Hills Dr
Markings: White with a light tan spot on one ear
Additional: reward if found, sweet temper, responds to pup-peroni treats, shy among strangers
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 6143701004
LOST CAT MALE 16 Apr 2015 LENEXA
Locale: 79th & Quivira, near Le Peep
Markings: Orange & White Maine Coon-Domestic Shorthair Mix
Additional: Large in a Maine Coon way (not in an overweight way). Please reunite him with his family. Photo on Craig's List.
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 9132680790
LOST DOG FEMALE 9 Apr 2015 SHAWNEE COUNTY
Locale: K-4 and South West Docking Road, Near Dover
Markings: Boxer mix, brindle coat, white chest and paws, grey collar
Additional: Paka is 7 years old, very friendly, and sorely missed!
Website: Photo
Contact E-mail: email@example.com Phone: (808) 250-2654
FOUND DOG FEMALE 4 Apr 2015 TECUMSEH
Locale: Shawnee Hgts Rd, 45th St
Markings: severe underbite, black with slash of white on chest. Older dog Mix Chi-pug
Additional: Wearing collar no tag. Considering shape might have been missing a few weeks
Contact E-mail: email@example.com
FOUND DOG 26 Mar 2015 WICHITA
Locale: 13th and Broadway
Markings: Brown
Contact E-mail: email@example.com
LOST DOG MALE 26 Feb 2015 HUTCHINSON
Locale: 4th & 61 highway
Markings: black lab. still has stitches in the bottom edge of one ear. 85 lbs 14 yrs old. gray chin
Additional: name is petey. can't see well. may be confused. reward
Contact Phone: 620-899-2921
LOST DOG FEMALE 6 Jan 2015 JUNCTION CITY
Locale: Grant Ave junction city
Markings: Brown and white bulldog
Additional: Listen to Osa is very friendly
Contact E-mail: email@example.com Phone: 3863156875
LOST TWO DOGS 2 Jan 2015 PLEVNA
Locale: in area of hwy 50 an Avery rd
Markings: Red Heeler-Austrian Shepherd mix 1 yr old accompany with a black & white Pitt mix. they both have collars on one has hunter orange the other has brown.
Additional: if seen please call asap their names are waldo and shadow. be careful when going up to them they are nice but may not be to strangers.
Contact E-mail: email@example.com Phone: (620)960-9645 (620)200-9230 (620)200-4920
LOST DOG FEMALE 31 Dec 14 HUTCHINSON
Locale: s maple
Markings: black and tan miniature dachshund. had black and white sweater with a purple collar
Additional: her name is ellie and dont like strangers. she is a special dog for special kind of person. there is a reward for her.
Contact Phone: 620 474 8549
FOUND DOG MALE 4 Dec 14 WICHITA
Locale: 21st and tyler
Markings: pure black
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 3162938175
LOST CAT MALE 15 Nov 14 JUNCTION CITY
Locale: I-70 west bound at mile Marker 310
Markings: he is black and white and he has been neutered.
Additional: the cats name is Mr. Kitty. there is a REWARD for his return.
Contact Phone: 660-492-7800
FOUND CAT 9 Nov 14 TOPEKA
Additional: found blind cat with an embedded collar wondering if this is someone's lost pet? on craig'slist in topeka
Contact E-mail: email@example.com
STOLEN CAT FEMALE 5 Sept 14 WICHITA
Locale: 1st, Athenian
Markings: Calico with unique facial markings straight line of color
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 316-942-5626
LOST DOG FEMALE 21 Aug 14 CHANUTE
Locale: Jackson Road off East 39, north of Neosho River
Markings: Black, White, Tan. Missing part of right ear
Website: Photo
Contact E-mail: email@example.com Phone: 832-797-9231
FOUND DOG MALE 3 Aug 14 EL DORADO
Locale: Found at colsed Blockbuster behind Taco Bell and Pizza Hut
Markings: Looks like a black lab with some kind of Hound in him, big years. Younger puppy
Additional: He came right to us, kind of skinny, super friendly. Listens well. Gets along with other animals. Seems house trained.
Contact E-mail: email@example.com Phone: 316-209-3421
LOST DOG MALE 25 July 14 AUGUSTA
Locale: Santa Fe Lake Road south of Hwy 54
Markings: Yellow lab 120 pounds blind with cataracts
Contact E-mail: email@example.com Phone: 316-259-6356
LOST CAT MALE 12 July 14 EL DORADO
Locale: 2nd and Residence
Markings: white with black markings
Contact E-mail: email@example.com Phone: 316-452-1469
LOST DOG MALE 12 July 14 KANSAS CITY
Locale: n 59th st
Markings: all black with some brown hairs on his legs, not neutered, red collar, 85 lbs
Contact Phone: 9135538563
LOST DOG FEMALE 4 July 14 PLEASANTON
Locale: 700 rd
Markings: blk & wht rat terr with hair lip little brown on face
Additional: small has to take meds for epilepsy
Contact E-mail: email@example.com Phone: 913-980-4281
FOUND DOG MALE 28 June 14 FRANKFORT
Locale: Between Frankfort & Marysville
Markings: Young Black Lab
Contact E-mail: email@example.com Phone: 7853206476
LOST TWO DOGS FEMALE 22 June 14 TOPEKA
Locale: 24 hwy and Menoken Rd
Markings: white and black, 40 lbs has black back and white on her face and under belly. the other is light brindle 65 lbs with a white stripe down her snout and a white underbelly. the black and white one was wearing a bright pink collar.
Additional: Elly and Dixie
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 785-409-0022
LOST DOG FEMALE 21 June 14 MELVERN
Locale: Hwy 31
Markings: Brown with white on her chest. 5 month old puppy
Additional: She is a Blue Heeler-Boxer mix. Pink collar
Contact E-mail: email@example.com Phone: 785-304-4151
LOST CAT FEMALE 15 June 14 EL DORADO
Locale: 2nd and Residence
Markings: Tortoise shell calico blind in right eye
Additional: 2 yrs old
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 316-452-1469
STOLEN CAT MALE 10 June 14 LOUISBURG
Locale: 1st. street and peoria
Markings: tuxedo mostly black with white paws and white nose
Additional: please if you picked milo up thinking he was homeless because he is so friendly he hangs out in the gym and in front and back by the Louisburg plaza bu
Contact E-mail: email@example.com Phone: 9132128219
LOST COCKATIEL 30 May 14 WICHITA
Locale: Crestline and Briarwood and NW 13th st
Markings: Grey and White
Additional: Name is Chipper, very friendly. Sit on shoulder and fingers and loves to be petted on head
Contact E-mail: email@example.com Phone: 316-880-5922, 316-880-5913
FOUND DOG MALE 9 May 14 PARKER
Locale: 2000 rd
Markings: fawn toy rat terrier, docked tail
Contact E-mail: email@example.com Phone: 913 259 0255
LOST DOG MALE 4 Apr 14 WICHITA
Locale: Oaklawn Area
Markings: black Tan under 100 lbs less than a year old
Additional: his name is mojo. friendly no collar no leash
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 3162001368
LOST DOG MALE 2 Apr 14 TOWANDA
Markings: Border collie black with white and a orange collar
Contact E-mail: email@example.com
LOST DOG FEMALE 20 Mar 14 WICHITA
Locale: South Meadowhaven and Julia
Markings: White with some brown Papillon
Additional: please call me or text me any infomation about my lost puppy
Website: Photo
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 3168075174
LOST CAT MALE 14 Mar 14 ROSE HILL, BUTLER COUNTY
Locale: Rose Hill Road and 63rd
Markings: mostly tan with darker markings, Siamese Tabby Mix, Blue eyes, neutered and has claws
Additional: name is Sampson, no collar, he's very friendly.
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 316-990-9427 or 316-350-5500
LOST DOG FEMALE 20 Feb 14 LANSING
Locale: Brookridge St and Ida St
Markings: Golden curly hair, Goldendoodle
Additional: Pink Nylon Collar
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 812-406-8737
LOST DOG FEMALE 13 Feb 14 COLBY
Locale: rest stop Island Oasis I70, Thomas Cty, Colby,Kansas
Markings: 35 lb brown standard poodle with white on chest, groin
Additional: she is a frightened puppy that slipped her collar at the rest stop of I70 and ran into the corn fields night of feb 13, 2014
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 561-685-3456
LOST DOG MALE 11 Feb 14 LINN COUNTY
Locale: 1 mile south of Tanglewood Lakes
Markings: Black 110 pounds Looks like a big Schnauzer, Gray mustache
Additional: Answers to Caesar. He is very loved and missed dearly. He is large but is very nice and loving.
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 913 795 2838 If no answer leave message.
LOST CAT FEMALE 3 Feb 14 OLATHE
Locale: 119th and strangline
Markings: she is a gray and white tabby shorthair with green eyes.
Additional: about 6 mo very friendly no collar
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 9138329368
LOST CAT MALE 30 Nov 13 OLATHE
Locale: 154th & Black Bob
Markings: Predominately gray with white throat and white belly. Completely declawed. Short hair, long tail, green eyes. 15-17 pounds. 11 years old
Contact E-mail: email@example.com Phone: 913-485-5174
LOST TWO DOGS 11 Oct 13 HILLSDALE
Locale: 245th st
Additional: Female has grayish pinkish collar, male has a light blue collar
Contact E-mail: email@example.com Phone: 913-594-2967
LOST CAT MALE 30 Aug 13 LEAWOOD
Locale: West 150th Terrace
Markings: Orange tabby, declawed in all 4 paws, micro chipped
Additional: needs medication and special diet, 14 years old. Photo on www.getyourpetback.com
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
LOST CAT FEMALE 14 July 13 LEAWOOD
Locale: 127th & mission
Markings: Mostly white on the bottom with black on top and some greenish brown spotting on her back and tail
Additional: She actually will respond to her name which is "Jazzy." She's not an outdoor cat and will probably be very affectionate and friendly with people.
Contact Phone: 913 530 9217
LOST FERRET 1 July 13 DEARING
Locale: park
Markings: he is kinda whiteish grey color.
Additional: his name is jack.
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
LOST DOG FEMALE 23 June 13 GARDEN CITY
Locale: Theron pl and Pats dr
Markings: Black with pink camp collar
Contact E-mail: email@example.com Phone: +16206405526
LOST DOG FEMALE 17 May 13 HUTCHINSON
Locale: Kent Rd and 4th Ave
Markings: White Pitbull, black spots on skin, black nose
Additional: Jasmine was wearing a pinch collar, her collar with her tags had been removed because she had just had a bath. She is very friendly and Loving.
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: (620)204-1365
LOST CAT MALE 15 May 13 OLATHE
Locale: Woodland and College
Markings: Turkish Van (White with Brown markings) brown markings on face
Additional: Sweet cat, medium length white fur with brown markings
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 9139086885
LOST DOG MALE 11 Apr 13 PAOLA
Locale: 303rd st & indianapolis
Markings: brown, white, tan, black in color, great pyrenees-husky mix, has dewclaws, over 100 lbs.
Additional: friendly, loves kids, facebook page findpawblo, reward $100.00
Contact E-mail: email@example.com
LOST TWO DOGS 29 Jan 13 TOPEKA
Locale: north topeka
Markings: yellow-golden lab, brindle and white spotted american bulldog mix
Additional: They are both 5 years old, no coller, needs to come home!
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 785-380-1242
FOUND DOG MALE 25 Feb 13 LEAVENWORTH
Locale: K5 highway by McIntyre Rod
Markings: black dachshund with some brown on nose and legs
Additional: found this morning on K5 in the middle of the road
Contact E-mail: email@example.com Phone: 9137586289
LOST DOG FEMALE 10 Jan 13 LENEXA
Locale: 9700 block of Rosehill Road
Markings: Black, white with some tan Siberian Husky. Beautiful blue eyes. Had a black collar with rabies and city tags
Additional: She got of her pinch collar when we were running and I believe someone took her for sale or to keep. Several hotels nearby
Contact E-mail: email@example.com Phone: 913-207-2576
LOST TWO DOGS 31 Dec 12 LEAVENWORTH
Locale: 20th St, Vilas St
Markings: 1 female, Blue eyes, brown-copper and white, friendly, young
Additional: My male is also missing same day, both are similar in color Siberian Huskies
Website: Photo
Contact E-mail: email@example.com Phone: 931-561-6855
LOST CAT FEMALE 4 Dec 12 WICHITA
Locale: West St., 21st N.
Markings: brown stripe with white
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 3167342245
LOST DOG FEMALE 31 Oct 12 TOPEKA
Locale: SW 10th ave & Clay
Markings: Black and white Boston Terrier
Additional: Named Espen
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 520-471-4317
FOUND DOG MALE 6 Oct 12 PARK CITY
Locale: East 69th St North & North Grove St
Additional: Pomeranian, about 10 lbs, very friendly dog
Contact E-mail: email@example.com Phone: 316-440-8160
LOST DOG FEMALE 30 Sept 12 WICHITA
Locale: harry broadway osie emporia mt vernon area
Markings: white Maltese, was a nursing mom, has a tumor in left ear, def in left ear, ears light tan hair short due to birthing
Additional: she waas picked up by a lady in a blue 4 door ford tarus, say she was taking her to humane society, never happened. Photo on craigslist pets, kansas pet classifieds
Contact E-mail: email@example.com Phone: 3162601780
FOUND CAT FEMALE 1 Sept 12 OLATHE
Locale: 153rd and Mur-Len
Markings: Black short hair with white long whiskers
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
LOST TWO DOGS 18 Aug 12 (posted 19 Oct 12) ENSIGN
Locale: Ford, ensign rd
Additional: German shepherds, One male one female, male has red collar
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 620-255-6567
LOST CAT FEMALE 12 Aug 12 LEAWOOD
Locale: 119th & Roe, Hawthorne Valley Homes
Markings: Long haired all white cat, spayed, front declawed, deaf
Additional: Missing our family cat since 08/12/12. Faith went out to play and never came back. She is micro-chipped, friendly. Please call with any information. Reward!
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 913-530-4614
FOUND CAT FEMALE 21 July 12 WICHITA
Locale: south Lulu street
Markings: Mostly White. Really light orange stripes on tile. Light green eyes
Additional: I guess she is over 9 months. I found her with a blueish color flea collar. It's scented, kinda like Vanilla.
Website: Photo
Contact E-mail: email@example.com Phone: (316)393-1234
FOUND DOG MALE 19 July 12 WICHITA
Locale: Douglass & Hillside
Markings: Black White Tan
Additional: Looks to be a medium build dog, very smart. Border Collie or Collie Shepherd Mix
Contact E-mail: email@example.com
LOST DOG MALE 12 July 12 LYONS
Locale: 4th and pioneer ave
Markings: black and white 1 year old chihuahua about 5-7 pounds, has small scar on head left side in the white fur, Not Neutered
Additional: was wearing black collar not tags
Contact E-mail: email@example.com Phone: 620-257-5591
LOST DOG MALE 4 July 12 WICHITA
Locale: Old Chicago Restaurant at Kellogg & Rock Road
Markings: white coarse hair, approx 15 lbs, pointed ears
Additional: Was not wearing collar & tags, chipped, friendly
Contact E-mail: email@example.com Phone: (620) 624-2471 or (785) 230-2664
LOST TORTOISE 2 July 12 BONNER SPRINGS
Locale: Camp Naish Scout Reservation
Additional: North African Tortoise, 60 to 70 pounds, eyes are a little sunken
Contact E-mail: email@example.com
FOUND DOG FEMALE 1 July 12 SHAWNEE
Locale: County line and Melrose Lane
Markings: black and tan doxie mix, well behaved
Contact Phone: 913-268-4791 cell 913-302-3848
LOST DOG FEMALE 26 June 12 TOPEKA
Locale: 21st and urish
Markings: Red-brown Chihuahua mix with pink collar
Additional: reward! Please e-mail or call 785-408-6758 or 785-383-8440
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 785-408-6758
LOST DOG MALE 26 May 12 WICHITA
Locale: Woodlawn and Lincoln
Markings: White on his chest, white on his nose. Long Haired with red-brown feathered tail
Contact E-mail: email@example.com Phone: 316-207-0161
FOUND CAT MALE 22 May 12 LEAWOOD
Locale: 138th & State Line
Markings: Siamese black & tan. black face, blue eyes, neutered
Additional: No front claws and very friendly. Looks to be an older cat. Would love to find his family
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 913-302-5690
FOUND DOG MALE 20 May 12 KANSAS CITY
Locale: 129th Street, close to 7 Hwy
Markings: Yellow, white and brown Mix Yellow Lab
Additional: Had no collar but appeared to be one on at sometime, Well behaved
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
LOST CAT MALE 7 May 12 TOPEKA
Markings: yellow tabby, declawed, some white on belly
Additional: Tiger is 16 years old and needs to come home. Please contact if you see him.
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 7852734753
STOLEN DOG MALE 6 May 12 TOPEKA
Locale: 16th & Clay
Markings: Brindle w/ white chest and paws
Additional: Suspect is a man driving an older model Red Mercury Cougar
Contact E-mail: email@example.com Phone: 7852369187
FOUND DOG MALE 2 May 12 WAMEGO
Markings: Young PUPPY Tan, with white paws, with black on face
Additional: Shepherd, or a husky email picture, and I will let you know if its him
Contact E-mail: email@example.com Phone: 8503574509
LOST DOG MALE 28 Apr 12 ANDOVER
Locale: 159th & Central Terradyne
Markings: yellow, about 80 pounds, brown eyes, bit of grey at muzzle
Additional: very friendly, 9 years old, please help bring our family friend home
Contact E-mail: email@example.com Phone: 316-733-9444
FOUND DOG 28 Apr 12 ANTHONY
Locale: Southside
Additional: Call to identify
Contact Phone: 620 842 3924
LOST DOG MALE 16 Apr 12 TOPEKA
Locale: Washburn University
Markings: White with tan ears and a tan spot on head. Very long white curly tail
Additional: Large, short haired neutered dog. Bright orange collar. Answers to Rodger
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 913-488-4842
FOUND DOG MALE 15 Apr 12 ANDOVER
Locale: Tawakoni and 50th
Markings: White colored lab, intact. Owner will know additional information.
Additional: Has been in the elements for quite some time, is malnourished. Very wel mannered, crate trained, house broken
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
LOST CAT FEMALE 15 Apr 12 WICHITA
Locale: N Gow
Markings: black, gray hair with white under her chin, long hair
Contact Phone: 264-5848
LOST DOG MALE 24 Mar 12
Locale: 4 miles west of Riley, Kansas
Markings: Black and White Australian Shepherd
Additional: RADLEY, 67#, Neutered, Vaccinated, Wearing Collar & ID when disappeared
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 785-317-2319
LOST DOG MALE 22 Mar 12 LEAVENWORTH, LANSING
Locale: Eisenhowers, 4H
Markings: Black Lab, weighs about 95 pds, tip of one K9 broken off, was wearing hunting orange collar.
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 785-375-3217
LOST CAT MALE 20 Mar 12 LENEXA
Locale: Woodland Road and K-10 area
Markings: spotted, black and brown Bengal, green eyes
Additional: Beautiful, neutered, front declaw. Please call if you have seen him.
Contact E-mail: email@example.com Phone: (913) 221-9607
LOST DOG MALE 19 Mar 12 LEAVENWORTH, LANSING
Locale: Hwy 7 south of Lansing, Sherwood Forest division
Markings: silver mini-schnauzer-terrier mix 1 year old
Additional: Casey has green braided collar with tag, barker of the two dogs missing.
Website: Photo
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 913-705-0519
LOST DOG FEMALE 19 Mar 12 LEAVENWORTH, LANSING
Locale: Hwy 7 south of Lansing, Sherwood Forest division
Markings: English Setter black saddle white and brown mixed in chest, tail
Additional: camo collar with tags, name is Penny
Website: Photo
Contact E-mail: email@example.com Phone: 913-705-0519
LOST DOG MALE 28 Feb 12 TOPEKA
Locale: Near Hunters Ridge (NW 46th & Hwy 75)
Markings: White, fluffy Havenese puppy
Additional: Lost during storm last night, Havenese male puppy, goes by Dexter, no collar, very anxious when in unfamiliar surroundings
Website: Photo
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 785-862-1413
LOST CAT FEMALE 25 Feb 12 OLATHE
Locale: 149th & Locust
Markings: mostly grey with white medium hair, spayed but not declawed
Additional: very sweet and skittish
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 913-980-1680
LOST CAT FEMALE 24 Feb 12 HUTCHINSON
Locale: E 6th
Markings: "Susan" is a long-hair, multi-colored with very distinctive, raspy meow.
Additional: Please Help.
Contact E-mail: email@example.com Phone: 620-899-4934, 620-664-4702
LOST CAT MALE 20 Feb 12 HUTCHINSON
Locale: E 6th
Markings: Short hair gray tabby
Additional: named "TC"
Contact E-mail: email@example.com Phone: 620-899-4934, 620-664-4702
LOST DOG FEMALE 18 Feb 12 ROSE HILL
Locale: sw 160th and prarie creek rd
Markings: red and white 10 yr old Basset Hound
Contact E-mail: email@example.com Phone: 316-209-6278
LOST DOG MALE 15 Feb 12 BASEHOR, TONGANOXIE
Locale: 24-40 hwy and 178th St., heading towards Kansas City
Markings: Yellow fuzzy thinner hair, curled tail. Golden Retriever-Chow mix. Chow tongue
Additional: Neutered, 50 lbs., 12 years old
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 913-724-2645
LOST DOG MALE 13 Feb 12 WICHITA
Locale: N rock rd
Markings: Dark & Light Brown & Black Yorki. About 1 year old. One ear stands up, the other flops down. Small. Name is Max
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 316-613-1117
FOUND CAT 12 Feb 12 LENEXA
Locale: Monrovia St.
Markings: Gray and white torby (has stripes in the gray)
Additional: Very affectionate, talkative, declawed super sweet. approx. 10 lbs. looks to be no older than 3 yrs old.
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 9133228116
LOST DOG MALE 9 Feb 12 WICHITA
Locale: W Douglas
Markings: tan with white on paws
Additional: 12 wk old Chihuahua, very small
Contact E-mail: email@example.com Phone: 316-200-8473
FOUND CAT MALE 9 Feb 12 KANSAS
Locale: KC-MO state line area, winding river pet hotel, mo
Markings: Black Long hair
Additional: persian accents, sweet cat gets along with our dog, no chip, maybe 3 yrs old, dropped at winding river kennel.
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 617 645-2778
STOLEN DOG MALE Jan 2012 (posted Jan 2013)
Locale: lost in galesburg, in country, galesburg, parsons, dennis, pittsburg independece
Markings: dominoe coloured pitt bull
Additional: he was a best friend, loyal companion, disappeared in gelsburg, ks.
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
LOST DOG MALE 28 Jan 12 SPRING HILL
Locale: Oakcrest Road off of 223rd between Moonlight and Cedar Niles
Markings: Black with white chest, white on face, very small spot of white on the back. White paws
Additional: Australian Shepherd
Contact E-mail: email@example.com Phone: 9135924495
FOUND DOG FEMALE 27 Jan 12 HUMBOLDT
Markings: black white an brown. she is a shepherd of some sort maybe 45 to 60 lbs.
Additional: very lovable. i wanna find her owner am sure she is missing them.
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 6208523594
FOUND DOG FEMALE 26 Jan 12 OLATHE
Locale: S. Montclaire and W. Alta Ln.
Markings: tri color Bassett Hound
Additional: very sweet, used to family
Contact E-mail: email@example.com Phone: 913-334-5057
LOST CAT MALE 23 Jan 12 WICHITA
Locale: Maple and West
Markings: buff-tan, medium -long hair
Additional: has microchip, maybe shy, scared indoor cat
Website: Photo
Contact E-mail: email@example.com Phone: 316-312-6620
LOST DOG FEMALE 22 Jan 12 HOLTON
Locale: US Hwy 75
Markings: Tan Pug with a limp on back leg and tongue sticks out
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 785-364-6665
FOUND DOG MALE 21 Jan 12 MERIDEN
Additional: Medium sized Beagle. The dog seems to be trained to stay, sit and lie down. Very friendly and sleeps at the foot of the bed. Could have come from Topeka or Perry as well.
Contact E-mail: email@example.com
FOUND DOG MALE 21 Jan 12 FORT SCOTT
Locale: Heylman Street
Markings: Tan Chihuahua
Additional: Rescued him from being attacked by large dog, is doing well but misses his family!
Contact E-mail: email@example.com Phone: 620-215-0180
LOST DOG FEMALE 20 Jan 12 (posted 22 Mar 12) WICHITA
Locale: So 31st and Meridian
Markings: black and white siberian husky with blue eyes
Additional: orange collar, Arapahoe Vet. tag
Contact E-mail: email@example.com Phone: 3169439928
LOST DOG MALE 14 Jan 12 WICHITA
Locale: 13th & Waco area
Markings: black pomeranian mix with purple collar and orange tag
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 3166506018
LOST TWO DOGS 12 Jan 12 TOPEKA
Locale: South West Area of Town
Markings: 2 dogs one male one female both med to large size golden colored
Additional: Lost afternoon of 1/12. Could have traveled quite far together. Female Golden Ret has bad hips so most likely is having a hard time walking
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 785-806-1001
FOUND CAT MALE 11 Jan 12 (posted 30 May 12) KANSAS CITY
Locale: 129th Street KCKs
Markings: Gray, White and Tan
Additional: Must give details of cat before I will release, at this time it has found a home with us
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
FOUND CAT FEMALE 11 Jan 12 KANSAS CITY
Locale: Piper area
Markings: Grey, black and white
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 816-329-0834
LOST DOG FEMALE 9 Jan 12 WICHITA
Locale: 13th and Coolidge, Riverside
Markings: Chocolate brown with two white sox on front legs, white chest
Additional: Looks like a Cocker Spaniel, medium size, bob tail
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 316-518-6737
LOST DOG MALE 6 Jan 12 WICHITA
Locale: West, Central
Markings: He is white, grey and black, Age 4.
Additional: His name is Koda and he is a husky, If you see him please email us, He was lost around 8 pm on Jan 6.
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
FOUND DOG FEMALE 2 Jan 12 STERLING
Locale: z blvd, sterling, ks. Rice, Reno
Markings: tri color, min. sheltie
Contact E-mail: email@example.com Phone: 6206800050
LOST DOG FEMALE 29 Dec 11 WICHITA
Locale: Hydraulic and Lincoln
Additional: Pumpkin is very friendly and she is timid. She has a micro chip.
Website: Photo
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 316-871-3179
LOST DOG MALE 26 Dec 11 WICHITA
Locale: west side near maple and west
Additional: small shih tzu
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 3162620582
LOST DOG MALE 22 Dec 11 (posted 30 Jan 12) LINWOOD
Locale: k-32 & 166
Markings: White with liver head and liver patch on body
Contact E-mail: email@example.com Phone: 913-488-2273
STOLEN DOG MALE 21 Dec 11 TORONTO
Locale: Highway 54 & 105
Markings: White, liver nose
Additional: Ranger is a 3 year old intact male. He is very lovale. He was taken from our yard in rural southeast Kansas.
Contact E-mail: email@example.com Phone: 620-875-4244
LOST DOG MALE 18 Dec 11 EL DORADO
Locale: hwy. 77 and 60t N.
Markings: black & white english setter
Contact Phone: 316-641-0657
FOUND DOG FEMALE 16 Dec 11 LAWRENCE
Locale: she found me near eldridge and 6th st.
Markings: Beagle markings, Lab Figure
Additional: Sweet
Contact E-mail: email@example.com Phone: 913-235-1119
FOUND CAT FEMALE 13 Dec 11 TOPEKA
Locale: 1st and Roosevelt
Markings: grey tabby
Contact E-mail: email@example.com Phone: 7852313936
LOST DOG MALE 10 Dec 11 PARTRIDGE
Locale: Centennial Rd
Markings: Rusty Reddish Long Hair and has some white on nose from aging and white hair on pawns. Irish Setter-Golden Retriever Mixed
Additional: He is a big dog but very gentle. please if you have seen or found him please let us know he will be with our other dog. from a loving family
Contact E-mail: email@example.com Phone: 620-899-9519
LOST DOG MALE 10 Dec 11 PARTRIDGE
Locale: Centennial Rd
Markings: White with black on head and ears, has a big black spot on back, Rat Terrier
Additional: He is a very loving dog. please if you have seen him, he should be with a bigger dog. they both belong to us. from a loving familyplease call
Contact E-mail: email@example.com Phone: 620-899-9519
FOUND DOG MALE 4 Dec 11 OLATHE
Locale: 156th & Summertree Lane
Markings: golden colored, tan chihuahua
Additional: no color
Contact E-mail: email@example.com Phone: 913-636-0498
LOST DOG FEMALE 1 Dec 11 WICHITA
Locale: Near Harry & Meridian
Markings: Mostly black with some white on chest, Long hair dachshund mix
Additional: If found please please return home. Offering CASH REWARD for her safe return
Website: Photo
Contact E-mail: email@example.com Phone: 3168713504 or 3163908294
LOST DOG MALE 25 Nov 11 WICHITA
Locale: Harry & Meridian
Markings: Boston Terrier, Black with white chest and stripe on head, white front left paw
Additional: Very lovable. Missed greatly by family
Contact E-mail: email@example.com Phone: 316-706-6024
LOST CAT MALE 20 Nov 11 LEAWOOD
Locale: Leawod South, 127th St. and State Line
Markings: tuxedo, white paws & legs, very expressive mask face
Additional: black pin dot on 1 rear paw, bumps from flea allergy, sweet, gentle, playful
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 913-484-6737
LOST DOG FEMALE 7 Nov 11 DERBY, ROSE HILL
Locale: 71st street South and Greenwhich
Markings: Siberian Husky, Blk and White, Blue Eyes
Additional: 7 Months old. black, gray and white collar
Contact E-mail: email@example.com Phone: 316-993-7928
FOUND CAT MALE 6 Nov 11 WAMEGO
Locale: North of intersection of highways 24 and north 99
Markings: Black and white, big purrs
Additional: Very mannerly with other cats and causes no trouble. Keeps to himself but not shy. very friendly
Contact E-mail: email@example.com Phone: 1-785-477-9237
LOST CAT FEMALE 31 Oct 11 HUTCHINSON
Locale: West 23rd and Monroe
Markings: White, two black spots on head, one on right side, black butt. Stub tail, and polydactyl (six toes each on both front feet). Eye color is yellow with green right around the iris.
Additional: Goes by the name Rabbit
Website: Photo
Contact E-mail: email@example.com
LOST CAT FEMALE 22 Oct 11 HAYSVILLE
Locale: 71st and Meridian
Markings: Chocolate calico Tortie
Additional: Declawed in front, will pee on your stuff
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 3166503281
FOUND DOG MALE 22 Oct 11 PITTSBURG
Locale: 126 and Free Kings Hwys
Markings: Neutered, full blood german shepherd, lost awhile, black and tan
Contact E-mail: email@example.com Phone: 620-704-9488
FOUND DOG MALE 22 Oct 11 PITTSBURG
Locale: 126 hwy and free kings hwy
Markings: black and tan
Additional: no collar, guessing less than a year old, neutered, looks like he's been lost a while, very underweight
Contact E-mail: email@example.com Phone: 620-704-9488
FOUND DOG MALE 16 Oct 11 WICHITA
Locale: 21st street North and Ridge Rd
Additional: Papillon
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 316-210-6454
LOST DOG FEMALE 7 Oct 11
Locale: Ridge Road and Hwy 50, 5 miles west of Newton
Markings: Gray, white and tan
Additional: Great pyrenees-Australian shepherd mix, 1 year, wearing a collar, medium size weighing 45 pounds
Contact E-mail: email@example.com Phone: 316-283-9533
FOUND CAT 6 Oct 11 WICHITA
Locale: Near Carriage Park (9th & Ridgewood)
Markings: grey-silver grown tabby
Additional: very friendly quite a talker seems like house cat, very soft fur. see tabby tracker 64692
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 316 683 2110 anytime
LOST DOG FEMALE 3 Oct 11 TOPEKA
Locale: 12th & oakley
Markings: red nose pit bull, red and white (face all white with red around ears and body) may be pregnant has medical condition
Additional: lost or stolen no collar or chip she is part of our family we miss her very much willing to pay to have her home no questions asked
Contact E-mail: email@example.com Phone: 785-207-6020 or 785-304-6368
FOUND DOG FEMALE 3 Oct 11 TOPEKA
Locale: NE 58th and Topeka Blvd
Markings: yellow Labrador
Additional: No microchip, collar, but no tags
Contact E-mail: email@example.com
LOST CAT MALE Sept 2011 (posted 29 Dec 11) TOPEKA
Locale: McAlister and Ward pkwy
Markings: Black semi long hair, some white
Contact E-mail: email@example.com Phone: 7856086960
LOST CAT FEMALE Sept 2011 (posted 29 Dec 11) TOPEKA
Locale: McAlister and Ward pkwy
Markings: Black semi-longhair
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 7856086960
FOUND DOG MALE 26 Sept 11 HUTCHINSON
Locale: 21st & Harrison
Additional: Dachsund
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 620-664-7731
LOST DOG FEMALE 25 Sept 11 TOPEKA
Locale: 19th & Westwood
Markings: Beagle. black with brown face, 30 pounds
Additional: needs medication, has a sister beagle at home, please call, reward
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 785 235 6639
LOST COCKATIEL 23 Sept 11 OLATHE
Locale: 159th and Lindenwood
Markings: Grey feathers with white on wings, orange cheeks
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 913-558-0607
LOST DOG FEMALE 14 Sept 11 TOPEKA
Locale: 6th and McVicar
Markings: Small Black Cockapoo
Additional: She was last seen wearing a pink collar with all her tags.
Website: Photo
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 3603611811
LOST DOG MALE 8 Sept 11 WICHITA
Locale: Harry & Webb, E Boston St
Markings: Reddish-Brown hair with blonde hair on top of head. Clipped tail & pug face. He is neutered & had no collar when lost, he is micro-chipped.
Additional: He is a heavy dog, about 35 lbs, and has a BIG chest! His ears are not clipped & are silky to touch.
Contact E-mail: email@example.com Phone: 316-680-0406
FOUND DOG MALE 8 Sept 11 OLATHE
Locale: 156th and MurLen
Markings: Black with some grey Dachshund
Contact Phone: 9132262933
LOST DOG FEMALE 7 Sept 11 VIOLA
Markings: salt & pepper, small mini schnauzer
Additional: Last seen by k-42, right by our house near the highway. She was in the ditch with two other dogs.
Contact E-mail: email@example.com
LOST DOG FEMALE 5 Sept 11 MOUND CITY
Locale: S, 10th St.
Markings: Black, shiny coat, with patch of white on her chest
Additional: Last seen at Jayhawk High School, could be anywhere, she likes to jump in vehicles, very friendly lab mix, has been spayed
Contact E-mail: email@example.com Phone: 913-795-2637
FOUND DOG MALE apx Summer 2011 (posted 15 Dec 11)
Locale: I-70 Kansas
Markings: Basset hound black, brown, white
Additional: Found on I-70 in Kansas some time last summer?
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
LOST DOG MALE 19 Aug 11 HAYSVILLE
Markings: He's brown, Mutt, Lab-German Shepherd, Beagle, Welsh Corgi
Additional: very laid back, loves the word cookie, no collar, no tags
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 316-706-2514
LOST DOG MALE 15 Aug 11 GARDNER
Locale: Ingrid-Waverly
Markings: Orange and white just groomed
Additional: Last seen in driveway August 15th around 6:30 pm. Very Friendly dog. Very missed. Please return. Cash Reward will be given
Contact: 9139152196 firstname.lastname@example.com
LOST DOG FEMALE 4 Aug 11 LINCOLN
Locale: hwy 14 & hwy 18
Markings: black and brown, brown eyes, not spayed, 8 months but still big, german shepherd-malamute
Additional: probably running with siberian husky listed below (as they escaped from the same pen and at same time)
Contact: (785)658-6058 email@example.com
LOST SIBERIAN HUSKY MALE 4 Aug 11 LINCOLN
Locale: hwy 14 & hwy 18
Markings: usual husky markings with black around the eyes, faint black dots on snout, icy blue eyes, black on top white on bottom, tail has white tip, intact, black nose with some pink
Additional: he is a very talkative dog
Contact: (785)658-6058 firstname.lastname@example.com
LOST DOG MALE 20 July 11 GARDNER
Markings: white with black markings, amber eyes, Malamute mix, recent surgery on ankle
Additional: He needs medical care.
Contact: 913-991-7884 email@example.com
LOST SHELTIE FEMALE 12 July 11 EL DORADO
Locale: North side
Markings: Black & white
Additional: she has a camo collar on and she is dragging a long pink leash.
Contact: 316-727-4445
LOST TWO DOGS 10 July 11 WICHITA
Locale: 13th & Maize
Additional: Female rat terrier and female king charles spaniel
Contact: 316-721-5150 firstname.lastname@example.com
LOST CAT MALE 6 July 11 LANSING
Locale: 2nd & Emile
Markings: Black & gray striped tabby
Contact: email@example.com
LOST DOG MALE 6 July 11 WICHITA
Locale: 21st & Tyler (west warren theater)
Markings: White, very faint tan ears
Contact: 316-312-0399 email@example.com
LOST DOG MALE 5 July 11 WICHITA
Locale: 151st St. N and K96
Markings: Black, longish hair, shedding
Additional: He has on an electric fence collar with a white box with two small silver nubs on it
Contact: 316-708-7617 email@example.com
LOST DOG FEMALE 5 July 11 WICHITA
Locale: 151st St. N and K96
Markings: Colored like a doberman, but a little smaller. Tail curls back up on her back. Short hair.
Additional: She has on an electric fence collar with a white box with silver nubs on it.
Contact: 316-708-7617 email@example.com
LOST DOG MALE 3 July 11 NEWTON
Locale: Royer West Dr.
Markings: Short gray hair, small build, erect ears, stubby tail, bald spot from haircut on right side
Additional: Beloved family pet (silky terrier), gray coat with tan muzzle, short haircut and may be afraid of strangers. He also has a distinct high-pitched how
Website: Photo
Contact: 9135224161 email@example.com
LOST DOG FEMALE 1 July 11 HUTCHINSON
Locale: 12th and Main
Markings: Mixed Breed Primarilay black with beige/tan markings on feet, underbelly and face, Spayed, Mid to Large size, slender build. Tail is long and slender and curls over back. The tail has been broken towards the end.
Additional: Face resembles pit breed. Very friendly. Follows basic obedience commands
Contact: 620-669-2095 firstname.lastname@example.com
FOUND DOG FEMALE 28 June 11 WICHITA
Locale: Maple and Ridge (west)
Markings: tan-rust colored with white boots and white streak on head, Chihuahua?
Contact: 316-253-6419
FOUND DOG FEMALE 5 June 11 WICHITA
Locale: Harry, Rock
Markings: White with gray ears and bottom
Additional: Found in apartments near Harry and Rock, has on a brown and pink polka dot collar
Website: Photo
Contact: 316-303-4688 email@example.com
LOST CAT FEMALE 27 May 11 WICHITA
Locale: Pawnee and Maize, Southern Ridge
Markings: white chest, orange black carmel brown body
Additional: Godeva is wearing a black collar with id tag and contact info. She is declawed and afraid of dogs, leery of strangers. Reward
Contact: 316-613-2981
FOUND CHIHUAHUA MALE 26 May 11 WICHITA
Locale: Mt. Vernon and Hydraulic
Markings: Black with brown socks. Neutered. Brown collar with silver bones on the collar no tags.
Contact: 904-371-3604 email@example.com
LOST CAT MALE 15 May 11 WICHITA
Locale: 31st and Meridian
Markings: Neutered Siamese Mix
Additional: Reward! My siamese mix cat Indy is missing. He has a turqoise collar with his tags on. He is microchipped. He is a special needs kitty who needs meds.
Contact: 316-944-8755 firstname.lastname@example.com
LOST CAT FEMALE 12 May 11 MANHATTAN
Locale: Tuttle Creek Lake Residential Area
Markings: Tuxedo (black & white)
Additional: VERY FRIENDLY! spayed, collarless, with microchip that isnt updated
Contact: 310-428-3150 email@example.com
FOUND RAT TERRIER MALE 12 May 11 WICHITA
Locale: south ellis and skinnner
Markings: puppy, white big black spots
Additional: small and cute has tail
Contact: 316-613-3495 email@example.com
FOUND DOG FEMALE 26 Apr 11 DERBY
Locale: walgreens in derby (k-15 and market)
Markings: white with tan spots pink nose hazel eyes no collar no markings
Additional: She is very friendly and playful, house broke and well behaved seems to have been groomed with clean ears and filed nails.
Contact: 316-239-7635 firstname.lastname@example.com
LOST THREE DOGS 24 Apr 11 MANHATTAN, RILEY
Locale: Junction of Hwy 77 & 24
Markings: Black & white Great Dane, black Labradoodle & Welsh Corgi mix
Additional: We assume the 3 dogs are still together we love and miss them all dearly if you have seen one or all of them please contact us
Contact: firstname.lastname@example.com
LOST RAT TERRIER MALE 24 Apr 11 WINDOM
Locale: Plum Street Windom KS
Markings: Black & white answers to Blaze, not wearing his collar
Contact: 620-314-9994 firstname.lastname@example.com
LOST DOG FEMALE 22 Apr 11 MANHATTAN
Locale: Blaker Drive
Markings: 5 year old blonde Malti-poo. She is wearing a black collar and easter themed bandana. Approx. 8 pounds
Additional: She is very friendly. We miss her very much. Please let us know if you have any information!
Contact: 316-322-3708 firstname.lastname@example.com
LOST DOG FEMALE 18 Apr 11 WICHITA
Locale: Meridian and Mccormick-Hiram
Markings: Brindle Pit Mix medium size
Contact: 316-303-7847
LOST SIAMESE CAT FEMALE 16 Apr 11 WICHITA
Locale: webb and harry
Markings: grey and white coloring, blue eye, spayed and front declawed
Contact: 316-619-3889 email@example.com
FOUND TWO DOGS 16 Apr 11 PARK CITY
Locale: Prairie Rose Cr & Chisholm Pointe
Markings: 1 small chocolate lab, 1 black & white collie
Additional: Running together in Chisholm Pointe addition of Park City KS
Contact: 316 214 3389 or 316 744 0752 firstname.lastname@example.com
FOUND DOG MALE 15 Apr 11 WICHITA
Locale: 119th and Maple
Markings: Small brown and black shepherd mix
Contact: 316-214-5004
LOST MIN PIN MALE 7 Apr 11 COLWICH
Locale: 2nd and breese
Markings: Black and Rust Miniature Pincher "Tater" 4 lbs 10" tall
Contact: 316-259-4667 email@example.com
FOUND CAT FEMALE 6 Apr 11 OVERLAND PARK
Locale: 123rd and Nall
Markings: Tabby medium hair with brown and black
Additional: Collar, no tag
Contact: email@example.com
FOUND DOG FEMALE 2 Apr 11 OVERLAND PARK, MERRIAM
Locale: 75th and Antioch
Markings: Spot on left eye, named Izzy, has name on tag
Additional: Izzy is very loving and trusting, she has on a pink collar with hearts I think. She is a tad chubby.
Contact: 913-362-7327 firstname.lastname@example.com
LOST DOG MALE 27 Mar 11 WICHITA
Locale: main kellogg running north pass library downtown 11am
Markings: brown, white strip down middle and around nose. black nose white around neck and legs white on tip
Additional: REWARD!
Contact: 3167212249 or 3165732743 firstname.lastname@example.com
LOST CAT MALE 23 Mar 11 MANHATTAN
Locale: Lee mill Village
Markings: Orange with brownish black stripes. He has two tags on his collar, He is declawed in his two front paws.
Additional: His two tags are his city tags and his name "Archie" and owner's number on it still I believe.
Contact: firstname.lastname@example.com
LOST YORKIE FEMALE 22 Mar 11 WICHITA
Locale: woodlawn, central and woodlawn, murdock
Markings: dark brown and black
Additional: about 12 pounds, sweet and shy to new people. we miss her terribly!
Contact: 316-648-6587 firstname.lastname@example.com
LOST DOG MALE 21 Mar 11 VALLEY CENTER, WICHITA
Locale: 69th & Meridian
Markings: Brindle w/ white on chest, cropped tail, red collar
Contact: firstname.lastname@example.com
LOST TWO DOGS 16 Mar 11 WICHITA
Locale: seneca and dora, alley park
Markings: one of them is white with fawn markings the other fawn left side of face is white
Contact: 316-213-1506 firstname.lastname@example.com
LOST DOG MALE 3 Mar 11 WICHITA
Locale: Riverside Area
Markings: American Red Nose Pit, Clown Face. Short and stalky.
Contact: 3167068937 email@example.com
LOST DOG MALE 23 Jan 11 AUGUSTA
Locale: North on Ohio Street between 65th and 70th
Markings: 3 Months Old, Weighs 25-30 lbs, White Face with Brown Spot on Right Eye
Contact: 316-640-4743 email@example.com
LOST DOG FEMALE 8 Jan 11 MANHATTAN
Locale: Amhurst and Dartmouth
Markings: Brown with white underside. Basset Beagle Mix
Additional: Has a black collar and a black and green bark collar. May have chain attached.
Contact: firstname.lastname@example.com
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Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter stars Benjamin Walker, Anthony Mackie, Rufus Sewell, Dominic Cooper, Mary Elizabeth Winstead, Jimmi Simpson, Alan Tudyk, and Robin McLeavy.
Fox is aiming at a June 22nd, 2012, release for the Tim Burton-produced, Timur Bekmambetov-directed horror adventure.
The film explores the secret life of our greatest president, and the untold history that shaped our nation. As a young boy, Abraham Lincoln witnesses the shocking death of his mother, leading him on a path to an ongoing war – and ultimately to the presidency – he chronicles in a hidden diary. The journal reveals the incredible story of a clandestine warrior who never stopped fighting for the country he led and the people he loved.
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By David Leon Moore, USA TODAY
If it seems as if college football's most unstoppable 1-2-3 offensive punch materialized this fall out of thin air, there is good reason for that.
Dennis Dixon, the quarterback, finished last season on the bench, pondering all those interceptions he threw in the second half of the schedule.
Jonathan Stewart, the running back, spent most of last season crashing into linebackers, then limping through practices as a result.
Chip Kelly, the offensive coordinator, was an assistant coach in Division I-AA last season, about as close to getting into a Bowl Championship Series title game as a guy standing outside a stadium with a "Need 2" sign.
Dixon is a Heisman Trophy hopeful.
Stewart looks like an All-American.
Kelly is college football's hottest offensive coordinator, shrewdly manipulating the manpower and summoning the spread schemes that have skyrocketed the Oregon Ducks up the college football polls and into your living room.
The Ducks (7-1, 4-1 in the Pacific-10, No. 4 in the USA TODAY coaches' poll, No. 5 in the BCS standings) and the Arizona State Sun Devils (8-0, 5-0, No. 6 in USA TODAY's poll, No. 4 in the BCS) play Saturday (6:40 p.m. ET, ESPN) at raucous Autzen Stadium in Eugene, Ore., in one of the year's biggest games.
Just as everyone figured.
"I think I remember we were picked to finish sixth in the Pac-10," Oregon coach Mike Bellotti says. "I kind of smiled inwardly. I thought we were better than that. But I used that to challenge our players. … Young men rise to the challenge of disrespect."
It's not like picking the Ducks to finish sixth was a crazy oversight. After all, Oregon lost its final four games last season by a combined 140-56, including 38-8 to BYU in the Las Vegas Bowl.
Dixon, an athletic 6-4, 205-pounder who poses threats as passer and runner, starred in the first half of last season, a poor man's Vince Young. In the second half, though, the emphasis was on poor. Dixon threw nine interceptions and only two touchdowns in his final six appearances. He gave way to backup Brady Leaf, younger brother of Ryan Leaf, the last two games.
Stewart, a 5-11, 230-pounder who came to Oregon as one of the more heralded recruits from the Northwest, similarly stood out in the first half last season. He rushed for 144 yards against Oklahoma and 142 against Arizona State in back-to-back games. But in the last four games, hampered by a sprained ankle, he averaged 46.
Kelly, on the other hand, had a great season as New Hampshire's offensive coordinator. His offense spearheaded a 9-4 team that was second in Division I-AA in scoring and produced the Walter Payton Award winner (best in I-AA) in quarterback Ricky Santos.
What any of that had to do with Oregon rising from its 2006 finish was yet to be known. Until now, that is, when the three combined have enabled the Ducks to compete for the highest goals in college football — a conference title, a national championship, a Heisman Trophy.
Brothers in defense
Of course, there is more to the team than Dixon, Stewart and Kelly. There is defense (some, anyway). There is a genuine camaraderie that players and coaches alike say was missing from last year's team. That's why the Ducks pulled a kind of self-intervention before spring practice.
"We put everyone, coaches and players, in buses and went somewhere off campus," defensive coordinator Nick Aliotti says. "It's something we had never done. We got everybody in a room and we did a lot of soul-searching, clearing the air, talking everything out.
"Some of it was good. Some of it was bad. Some people got mad. But what we came away with was a better understanding of a lot of things. And we came up with a concept we call 'win the day.' Just win the day, one day at a time, on and off the field. Do the right thing. Treat others the way you want to be treated."
Aliotti and his coaches also came up with a plan to turn the porous defense of last year into an attacking band of brothers. He knew, other than in the defensive backfield, he didn't really have the manpower to be a championship defense in 2007. But if everyone pulled together, and got in the best shape possible, they might just hold off opponents enough so Dixon, Stewart and Co. could outscore them.
"We thought conditioning, running to the ball, could set us apart," Aliotti says. "We implemented not just pursuit drills but a lot of running, before and after practice, that were above and beyond. We were really going to bust our butts and try to create an elite status of conditioning. … Whether it's happened or not, I don't know. But I see us running to ball, and I see guys taking a lot of pride in getting to the ball carrier."
Aliotti also saw senior free safety Matthew Harper intercept two passes Saturday in a 24-17 victory against visiting Southern California that solidified the Ducks' title credentials.
Told Harper and junior defensive rover Patrick Chung mentioned "elite conditioning" in interviews this week, Aliotti says, "Really? They said that? I guess they're buying in. That's nice to know."
Offense runs the show
Except for a heartbreaking 31-24 loss to California, in which the Ducks lost a chance at a last-minute tying touchdown when senior wide receiver Cameron Colvin fumbled just shy of the goal line, Aliotti's defense has been pretty good. But he knows what runs Oregon's title run. "What we have," he says, "is a workmanlike defense and a championship-caliber offense."
It begins with Dixon …
This is his senior year, and what sets it apart, Dixon says, is decision-making: "I've been in the system a long time now. I know how to react to things."
Has he reacted. Dixon has run for a touchdown in every game and, until the USC win, had thrown a TD pass in every game. He is completing 69% of his passes, averaging 236 yards a game, and has thrown 16 TD passes with three interceptions. He is sixth in the nation in passing efficiency and runs for 62 yards a game.
The Vince Young comparison? "Vince is more of a strong, powerful guy," Kelly says. "I've watched that USC Rose Bowl game a few times, and he's just running over guys. But there are some similarities. They can both beat you with their arms and their feet."
Despite his problems at the end of last year, teammates voted Dixon a captain before this season. "That meant a lot to me," he says. "It showed the team has tremendous confidence in me through thick and thin."
Dixon also is a baseball prospect and spent time in the Atlanta Braves minor league system in the summer after being drafted as an outfielder in the fifth round. What does the future hold on the diamond?
"That's a good question," he says. "We'll have to wait and see what my options are."
It is complemented by Stewart …
He had a good sophomore season last year, when he ran for 981 yards. But Ducks fans were waiting for much more than "good" from Stewart, who came from Lacey, Wash., as a sure-thing star, considered by some the No. 2 prep recruit in the country.
He has more than lived up to the billing this season, averaging 130 yards, seventh in the nation.
The difference? Like Dixon, decision-making. "I'm more of a patient runner now," Stewart says. "I try to avoid contact more this year rather than just trying to run over people. … It's as simple as that."
Perhaps as a result, he isn't playing hurt the way he did last year. "No problems this year," he says. "God's blessing me to not get banged up so much."
Stewart gains 6.7 yards a carry, up from 5.4 a year ago. "I think there are some God-given skills you can't coach," Bellotti says of Stewart's powerful-yet-elusive style. "This is a great offense for him. He's seeing the holes. He makes people miss, yet he's still punishing people, moving the pile. The sky's the limit for him."
As much as Ducks fans love watching Dixon this year, Dixon loves watching Stewart. "When he gets his motor running, that's a beautiful thing," he says.
It is masterminded by Kelly …
Is it just a coincidence Dixon and Stewart got smarter in Kelly's first year in Eugene?
Dixon says, "Chip makes the whole process fun. He helps you see every angle. I like to watch film with him. Last year, I was watching more with the players. This year, every week, I watch with Chip."
Stewart says, "I think Coach Chip really believes in the things we can do. He doesn't back away from his game plan at all. It just seems like he's real creative with what he wants to do. He's a guru of football."
'Clean slate'
Kelly ran a spread offense at New Hampshire and consulted with former Oregon offensive coordinator Gary Crowton, who had the Ducks in a spread offense, too. When Crowton left after last season to become offensive coordinator at LSU, Bellotti hired Kelly, raising some eyebrows because of Kelly's inexperience in I-A.
But then, there are a lot of coaches who believe coaching is coaching, whatever the level. Maybe Bellotti believes that more than most. Before he was hired as Oregon's offensive coordinator in 1989, he was head coach at Division II Chico (Calif.) State.
Kelly, 43, is a native of Manchester, N.H., as are two other prominent college assistants this season: Florida offensive coordinator Dan Mullen and Boston College wide receivers coach Ryan Day.
Kelly says in his first meeting with Dixon, he talked to him as if last year's failures didn't even exist: "Clean slate. I didn't have time to dwell on what went on last year. I've never spoken to him about last year."
His vision of the spread offense is balance between the run and pass. This year, Oregon is the epitome of that. The Ducks are fourth in the nation in total offense, averaging 280 yards rushing and 244 passing.
As far as Kelly is concerned, moving from New England to the Northwest has worked out fine. He doesn't even mind Oregon's notorious rain. "One nice thing about rain," he says. "You don't have to shovel it."
Smart coach.
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30 year in live about 19 years in the trumpet
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*I may not be great yet, but I'm working hard on it and one day I'm gonna be there.*
25 in human years 17 in trumpet/Bb Cornet years and 13 years in Soprano Cornet years
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My age 35
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Jesus I trust in You
I am 25 in human years,
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And 175 in dog years.
32 in human years and 22 in trumpet years. Man... you think I'd be better by now!
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Our trained and mobile miniature horse/donkey ambassadors visit with people of all ages with special needs or whom life's circumstances have created a special need.
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