Lost dog in your area, we're from NH, can you keep eyes open?

[Karen T.]

I know this is a long shot. I'm from NH and we lost a dog on I90E at a rest stop 35 miles west of LaCrosse. I know many of you hunters are working dog lovers and I wanted to pass this on. It is hunting season and you'll all be out and about, could you keep your eye out for Godzilla? If you could forward this to friends/family/businesses in your area that would be so appreciated.

Yesterday morning my boyfriend was traveling with 20 sled dogs he had picked up from Montana that were coming to work with us for the winter. He stopped at the rest stop on Interstate 90 Eastbound, 35 miles out of LaCrosse Wisconsin, (near Wilson, Minnesota) to let the dogs stretch (attached by drop chains to the truck) and Godzilla broke through his clip and escaped. Looking back only once, he panicked and ran to the highway and never returned. They called and called and waited nearly all day. The dog never returned.

He is an unneutered male, Alaskan Husky, maybe 4-5 yrs old, light tan on his legs and face and grey on his back and tail. He's wearing a blue collar with a fleece lining and it says "Godzilla" on it. He may have a tag that says Iditarod on it.

We are heartbroken for the dog and his owners. I've contacted every vet and rescue in the Witoka County and LaCrosse area as well as the sheriff dispatch, Lacrosse Tribune, Winona Daily News and the Winona Radio. Any other thoughts? Does anyone on here know that area?

It is one thing to lose your own dog, that is horrid enough, but this was a dog that was entrusted to our care for the winter, this is ... very sad.

Contact Karen at 603-545-4533

Please crosspost anywhere you think may help.

[BearCreekFarm]

Karen-

Post your information on HSO-Classifieds.org on all of their sites near where the dog was lost.

Good luck and hope he turns up.

[Karen T.]

Will do ... thanks for the lead!

Karen

[Karen T.]

I googled HSO-Classifieds and couldn't find a link ... do you have a direct link?

[Surface Tension]

Karen, I hope you get the dog back.

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