Red collar, female, WAS WEARING MUZZLE WHEN MISSING close to Daan and Jienguo Intersection.
As per my coworker’s email:
Dog has owner’s info in capsule in her red collar, wrapped in jeans fabric. She’s fixed. She’s chipped, too.
Please help and keep an eye out for her. 
If anyone knows any aixin mama in the area or a vet who can help, please let us know.
Aw. She looks lovely. Hope she gets found soon.
My coworker is frantically looking for her all over Daan Area. Please send positive vibes his way.
[quote=“Icon”]My coworker is frantically looking for her all over Da’an Area. Please send positive vibes his way.
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Your co-worker’s missing dog is the spitting image of my own dog Mina when she was younger. If she’s anything like Mina, she’s a great dog. I sure hope they find her.
Icon, please post this to Animals Taiwan association fan page on face book with a contact number and the photos. We can help send this out to people on facebook and hopefully bring her home safely.
I will keep my eyes peeled while riding or driving around. Also get your co worker to put up posters in the area and at Grandma nitty’s which isn’t too far away.
best vibes from us.
I live right near that intersection. I will keep an eye out for her while we’re out and about, and will tell my neighbors to as well.
Most obliged. 
The owner is heart-broken.
All of his dogs are former strays. The oldest has been with him 12 years. This black one, five. They are the apple of his eyes.
[quote=“UKbikerchic”]Icon, please post this to Animals Taiwan association fan page on face book with a contact number and the photos. We can help send this out to people on facebook and hopefully bring her home safely.
I will keep my eyes peeled while riding or driving around. Also get your co worker to put up posters in the area and at Grandma nitty’s which isn’t too far away.[/quote]
Thank you so much for the idea. They blocked facebook at work but I’ll do is as soon as I get home.
We need as many eyes as possible, the weather will change tomorrow, and he’s worried about how she will eat or drink with the muzzle on.
UPDATE - Please keep an eye for doggie close to Yonkan Street/Park
Some postal office employees near Jinshan and Xinsheng told the doggie’s owner they had seen an injured dog that fit the description in the area.
If you are attending Chinese Culture University, or Shida, or live/work nearby, please let us know if you see poor Chi, as tomorrow it will be cold and start to rain and she’s gonna be scared and is probably hurt.
DOGGIE FOUND!!! :discodance:
Wow! Fantastic news! :bravo: Was she still wearing the muzzle?
Yep, poor thing.
Yep, poor thing.[/quote]
Shame. Must have been starving. 
Yep, poor thing.[/quote]
Shame. Must have been starving. [/quote]
Mostly dehydrated. And she had a scratch. But she’s safe in her Daddy’s hands now.
Truly wonderful to hear such great news!
Hallelujah!! Why do they put the muzzle on?? For barking or for the fear of the dog biting?? Senseless in both cases. But enlighten me.
Ehem, not for barking, she’s a bit big and people here are afraid that such energetic and well nourished dogs will also “bite” people (children and older people are usually afraid of my Maltese, especially if he barks, they switch sidewalks) … not to mention that she had the cat fetish thing… chaising cats was her thing.
Once, she was chasing a cat, and the cat decided to turn around and hold his ground. A single slash with his claws was enough to turn the tables and the cat started chasing the dog instead…
I’m sure this awful dissappearing incident was part of the cats evil plan for revenge… an elaborate scheme to get the dog out of the way.
In summary, wearing the muzzle was to avoid trouble and calm the neighbors.
Hurray for our team! :bravo:
At last, a happy ending. 