This was an old, very small, sable girl.

>
> Hey Celie,
> Which Corgi was this?
> Buck is still not home, but I expect him to be!
> Kimberly
>
> Celie Reynolds <celie1@...> wrote:
> Corgi and owner have been reunited. YEAH!!!
>
> Ce;ie Reynolds
>
>
>
>
>
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> Be a better friend, newshound, and know-it-all with Yahoo! Mobile.
Try it now.
>

This was an old, very small, sable girl.

>
> Hey Celie,
>   Which Corgi was this?
>   Buck is still not home, but I expect him to be!
>   Kimberly
>
> Celie Reynolds <celie1@...> wrote:
>           Corgi and owner have been reunited. YEAH!!!
>
> Ce;ie Reynolds
>
>
>
>
>
>
> ---------------------------------
> Be a better friend, newshound, and know-it-all with Yahoo! Mobile.
Try it now.
>

Corgi and owner have been reunited. YEAH!!!

Ce;ie Reynolds

Corgi and owner have been reunited.  YEAH!!!

Ce;ie Reynolds

I have a found PWC that needs to go back to the owner.  If you know of
a missing Pem in the Spokane area, please contact me.
Celie Reynolds

The following request for help was first posted on Corgi Rescue. Since
I am a new member of Yahoo's Corgis_lostandfound, I am re-posting this
information for Kimberly. Kimberly's contact information was
inadvertently cut off before the info was sent to me. If you have any
ininformation regarding this possibly-stolen Corgi, please contact me.
Thank you. Lola, Secretary of the Central NM Corgi Club, 505/994-1329;
e-mail: lolastude@aol.com

"Please help Buck was picked up near my home in Western New Mexico.
I live outside a village called Quemado in Catron County. He was picked
up on a dirt road called Omega road north of US Hwy 60. This is hunting
season so very possibly a hunter picked him up between 3-4pm on October
5th 2007.
He had a small multi- colored collar on & is registered with the AKC.
He is 2 years old. He is sable in color with white on face & some
black. I can identify him.
Please help as someone has him !
Kimberly"

The following request for help was first posted on Corgi Rescue.  Since
I am a new member of Yahoo's Corgis_lostandfound, I am re-posting this
information for Kimberly.  Kimberly's contact information was
inadvertently cut off before the info was sent to me.  If you have any
ininformation regarding this possibly-stolen Corgi, please contact me.
Thank you.  Lola, Secretary of the Central NM Corgi Club, 505/994-1329;
e-mail: lolastude@...

"Please help Buck was picked up near my home in Western New Mexico.
I live outside a village called Quemado in Catron County. He was picked
up on a dirt road called Omega road north of US Hwy 60. This is hunting
season so very possibly a hunter picked him up between 3-4pm on October
5th 2007.
He had a small multi- colored collar on & is registered with the AKC.
He is 2 years old. He is sable in color with white on face & some
black. I can identify him.
Please help as someone has him !
Kimberly"

--- In corgis_lostandfound@yahoogroups.com, "firekeeper87830"
<firekeeper87830@...> wrote:
>
> Hi ! Please help Buck was picked up near my home in Western New Mexico.

Kimberly,

If you will grant permission I will crosspost your message to the
Corgi Rescue list so rescuers in NM can be keeping an eye for Buck as
well.

Debbie

--- In corgis_lostandfound@yahoogroups.com, "firekeeper87830"
<firekeeper87830@...> wrote:
>
> Hi ! Please help Buck was picked up near my home in Western New Mexico.

Kimberly,

If you will grant permission I will crosspost your message to the
Corgi Rescue list so rescuers in NM can be keeping an eye for Buck as
well.

Debbie

Hi ! Please help Buck was picked up near my home in Western New Mexico.
I live outside a village called Quemado in Catron County. He was picked
up on a dirt road called Omega road north of US Hwy 60. This is hunting
season so very possibly a hunter picked him up between 3-4pm on October
5th 2007.
He had a small multi- colored collar on & is registered with the AKC.
He is 2 years old. He is sable in color with white on face & some
black. I can identify him.
Please help as someone has him !
Kimberly

Grace,

Did you make a call to ask if you could see him or make an appointment
as this rescue has posted on its website?  Or did you just show up with
the entourage you described?  Had you shown up on my doorstep in the
same way,  you would have received a similar greeting I assure you.
Quite bluntly and frankly, you were trespassing on private property.
Your way is simply not done.  Our dogs are fostered in private homes,
we are not shelters and we don't have visiting hours nor do we
appreciate someone showing up out of the blue to take a look around.
Besides personal safety, there are a whole realm of reasons most
rescuers won't just open their door to any stranger who lands on their
stoop, regardless of why.  It just isn't safe for them or the dogs
entrusted in their care.  If someone makes prior appointments and
arrangements then things can be worked out; but don't show up
unannounced.

It should be obvious from the pictures given the differences in the
markings that this dog isn't/wasn't Bear.  The dog did not look sick,
just young and immature which was age appropriate for the one given
him.  Besides, you have/had posted Bear's microchip number.  Scanning
for microchips is routine among most rescuers and if his number had
come up, then I'm sure you would have been contacted.  They knew it
wasn't your dog.

You are also very wrong about the corgi community not rallying around
someone with a lost dog.  I've seen example after example, time after
time where the community has become involved and helped by any means
possible.  I can cite several posts from the Corgi Rescue list where CA
rescuers have doubled checked tris for you to make sure they weren't
your Bear.   I would say you aren't being exactly fair to those in the
CA corgi rescue community.  Furthermore, the rescuer you are railing
against now is the very one who first brought Bear to the attention of
the Corgi Rescue list.

It is very sad that Bear was stolen while sitting out at the road by
your mail box and the most likely reason was taken was to be used for
breeding by the gentleman you refused stud services to.  Alienating law
enforcement, having restraining orders taken out on you, alienating
rescuers who are trying to keep an eye out for Bear, being arrested; I
think most would agree is not the most productive or constructive way
to try to get one's dog back.

Debbie

Grace writes: I have lost my corgi on 12/13/06 and right now I am
getting very close to finding him.

According to what you've written on the Corgi Rescue list, you knew who
took Bear and where he was located not long after he was taken.  That
the local law enforcement was not helpful to you was unfortunate.

"We are onto a dog stealing affair down here."

If you are referring to the dog you've mistakenly identified as Bear,
then you are on to no such thing.  Your original telling of Bear's
disappearance indicated he was taken by someone known to you at least
as an acquaintance.

There are a number of productive things one can do which can be found
on some of these websites:
http://www.petrescue.com/library/find-pet.htm
http://www.wikihow.com/Find-a-Lost-Dog
http://www.fidofinder.com/find-your-lost-dog.php

Debbie

--- In corgis_lostandfound@yahoogroups.com, "Grace" <graceex@...> wrote:
>
> Hello
> Just a note to let you know I know every single step that this lose
> will cause you. I have lost my corgi on 12/13/06 and right now I am
> getting very close to finding him.

Grace, how many times have you posted on the Corgi Rescue list that you knew who
took Bear and where he was?  You've stated you knew that not long after he went
missing.

> We are onto a dog stealing affair down here.

You are on to nothing of the sort.  Shoot, we have one in our foster program now
that
looks a heck of a lot more like Bear than does the one you've mistaken for him. 
And
NO, it is not Bear; ours is only a year old and we DO have the paper trail to
prove it.

Debbie

--- In corgis_lostandfound@yahoogroups.com, "m_odel" <m_odel@...> wrote:
>
>
>  My wife and I had a little female Pembroke cori, taken from our home,
>
> at the ent of April 2007. Her name is Foxy. She is a reddish golden
> color with whit chest, paw's and legs. We live on Lake White Waverly,
> Ohio. She is our baby girl. We feel like our child has been kidnapped.
> Please help look for her. Call Tammy 740-253-1344
> Thank You,
> m_odel@...
>
Hello
Just a note to let you know I know every single step that this lose
will cause you. I have lost my corgi on 12/13/06 and right now I am
getting very close to finding him.  Please join the corgi rescue groups
and watch all postings.  Go to www.petfinders.com they are the best to
show you but still keep checking.  if you want to know more I am at
www.expressionsofgrace.com and look under Bear's Blog for information.
We are onto a dog stealing affair down here.  email me at
graceex@... I have stuck to the computer like glue for months now.
It is just like losing your child!  God bless and do not give up!!!
Grace

Our male corgi was stole on 12/13/06 from in front of the mail box that
day. I saw a truck pulling a horse trailer pull away but had not missed
our Bear then.  Bear is 7 years old. Chip #4414072B44 and he is missed
more than we can ever say!  Bear has very distinct white markings and
is show quality.  Bear hates cats and is not altered so not very well
house broke either. We just want our dog back!  PLEASE REMEMBER US!
Email graceex@... We are in Lakeside California!  He could be
anywhere now.

Forwarded with permission:

-----Original Message-----
From: Kathleen Mallery
Sent: Friday, August 10, 2007 7:04 PM
Subject: Stolen Corgi-Pocatello, ID

I just received a call that a red/white, spayed female, Pembroke has
been stolen from a backyard in the vicinity of Falcon Circle North in
Pocatello, Idaho (east Idaho). This female IS microchipped.  There is
no way she escaped the fence.  SHE WAS STOLEN.  I-15 runs straight
through the area (north/south) so she could be on her way to Montana
or Utah.  As well I-86 goes east and west.  We're praying she is not
on the move with someone.

Please, anyone in the area or knowing anyone in the area, please,
please help us get the message out and return this girl to her owner
who is devastated.

We're trying to alert all shelters, veterinarians and rescue groups.
Flyers are, at this very moment, are being made for posting in the
area.  The police will take a report as soon as they clean up all the
car accidents.

Shelter personnel on the Idaho Rescue list, please be on the lookout
for this sweet girl.  She is 2 1/2 yrs old and a bit on the large
side, very sweet, loving and trusting.  If you know of other outlets
to notify, please do so and help us find her.

Permission to crosspost.

I'm on the west side of Idaho so can do no more than alert the
internet.

Kathleen Kruh-Mallery, Parma, Idaho
Castell PWC & CWC
http://www.angelfire.com/id/castellpwc
Support Corgi Rescue:  http://www.corgiaid.org

Reputation is what others know about you.  Honor is what you know
about yourself.

My wife and I had a little female Pembroke cori, taken from our home,

at the ent of April 2007. Her name is Foxy. She is a reddish golden
color with whit chest, paw's and legs. We live on Lake White Waverly,
Ohio. She is our baby girl. We feel like our child has been kidnapped.
Please help look for her. Call Tammy 740-253-1344
Thank You,
m_odel@...

Please reply either to timmylilo AT yahoo DOT com

or:

douglas DOT lewis AT gmail DOT com

Thanks.


--- In corgis_lostandfound@yahoogroups.com, "timmylilo"
<timmylilo@...> wrote:
>
> Lost during Hurricane Katrina, Buddy is red and white, about 7
years
> old.  His photo can be seen at:
>
> http://disaster.petfinder.com/emergency/rescue/reportDetail.cgi?
> id=40303
>
> and also on:
>
> http://lostdogsofkatrina.info/byname.php
>
> If anyone has seen him, please contact his grieving owner:
>
> Doug Lewis
> douglas.lewis@...
>
> Thank you.  God bless.
>

Lost during Hurricane Katrina, Buddy is red and white, about 7 years
old.  His photo can be seen at:

http://disaster.petfinder.com/emergency/rescue/reportDetail.cgi?
id=40303

and also on:

http://lostdogsofkatrina.info/byname.php

If anyone has seen him, please contact his grieving owner:

Doug Lewis
douglas.lewis@...

Thank you.  God bless.

Have you found a home for this corgi puppy?  My kids would love to
adopt one.

Jill Weisend

Some neighbor girls brought us a scraggly, muddy red & white Pem pup
they found a couple streets over because they thought it might be our
full-grown Pem.  He's a very nice dog, well-fed & cared for.  We had
some extremely severe thunderstorms the past couple days which makes me
believe he must have been running scared.

If anyone in the Columbus, OH area has lost their Pem pup within the
past week or so, specifically on the west side of the city, please
contact me via email with a description (gender, markings, etc.), and
hopefully we can find this little one's family.

I've contacted the Franklin County animal shelter and posted a "Found"
notice, and we're calling Corgi Rescue in Cinci on Tuesday if we can't
find the owner.

Thanks for the help!
Stephanie

On May 29, 2005, my pair of Pembroke Corgis were taken from their
rural neighborhood, possibly stolen from their kennel pen, in
Hilliard FL (North Florida near the border of GA) Everything was done
such as posters, faxed notices to Vets, 6 months worth of photo ads
in the local paper, radio station, dog pounds, websites,  talked to
neighbors, and contacted the Corgi Rescue, yet they were never
returned.  The female of just under 1 yr. old, black tri-color; the
male was a 4 yr. old fawn & white, both reg. champ bloodlines.  They
were my best of companions and went everywhere with me until this one
weekend I had to make a quick trip overnight to my sisters and made
the wrong decision to not carry them this time since I intended to
return early next day.  I still miss them dearly and pray for their
return every day.  The female was wearing her rabies I.D., the male
was only wearing a flea collar because "Mali" pulled on "Baxter's"
collar all the time rubbing the hair from his neck. I feel someone
from out of the area visiting the river may have taken them with no
intentions to find their owner.

Hello,
If anyone could help this little girl come home, thank you.

"Stella"
Lost in Lake Charles, LA
Brown, with white cheeks, paws, and chest
Young
Was wearing a red harnass/collar with red heart tag
Has microchip
Left in the parking lot kennel at the Tenet Baptist Memorial Hospital

Contact:  Cindy Cardinale  ccardinale1@...  tel.504-390-2420

God bless.

I am in VA and willing to drive to pick up pembroke corgi's displaced
by Katrina. We have corgi's and are familure with care and temperment.
Special needs okay. Will foster/care for as long as needed. Can house
up to 6 pems. 804-349-8551.

Since I am not sure how we are to start this I will start it by
letting everyone know where I am and what I have done so far as foar
as assisting in this mess of Katrina.

I have sent out offers to the ASPCA of New Orleans/Houston to let
them know that we will take in corgis and corgi mixes from the
affected area.  I have worked with several groups and people in S.
LA and they know where I am at and how to get in touch with me.

The phone lines in that area that are working, are chancy at best
and the people on the front line cannot take care of the state of
emergency while hooked up to a phone to some out of state rescue,
explaining that they can't take thier name and number because there
is no pen and paper, except for the paper the dogs just peed on.

Once things settle down enough to be sorted out, I am sure each one
of us will hear that they are moving them out of the group
locations.

We can not and do not want to attempt to enter the affected area, so
the best I can do now is to send out the emails offering
assistance.

Barbara Blume
Corgi + Critters N.E.T. Rescue, Inc.