Connie Sutherland Moderator Reg: 07-13-2005
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Quote: Jennifer Marshal
UPDATE! Cajun has been seen!!
Cajun has been seen!!! I have a license plate number have already contacted police and left a message with the officer in charge of my case. I know I should not be so excited, it might not be Cajun.. But I can't help it.
Please wish me luck! Sorry that this is not dog training, but I just can't hold it in..
Jennifer Marshal Webboard User Reg: 08-02-2007
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Thanks Connie, Terra, Michele, Mallory, Peggy, Shody, and Jennifer!!
The news was not 100% good, the person said the dog was very aggressive and looked like he wanted to rip everybody apart that came close to the car and was thinner than the dog in my pics but that the tail had a kink in the tip and the markings on the head were the same. He was seen in a car downtown.
If it is him I have a lot of work to do but I don't care, I just want him back. If it isn't him.. Well, I'll just keep looking. I'll never stop looking.
Sandy Moore Webboard User Reg: 07-25-2006
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Jennifer, I get heart broken for you and for Cajun every time I see your sig pic. I wanted to ask you yesterday about him, but was reluctant to bring it up again cause I knew if you had heard something, you'd let us know. Now this good news. I'm excited for you and I pray that it's him.
I would get a private investigator to track this car down and keep tabs on it- and take photos- that way, until the police catch up with this person, you will have photos to identify him with. I would not be surprized if he was aggressive- he was probably treated in an under-world way. If he is your boy, you just have to let him know it's you- and he will come slowly back ro normal. Heck- I don't have anything going on this weekend- want to go find your dog?
ETA
My brother is a LEO in NYC- is he near there?
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