On I55 in Arkansas near exit 41 some dear friends had a tragic accident this week. They had a roll over. In the accident their black Scottish terrier was killed and their Wheaton coloured Scottish terrier ran from the accident. If you are travelling in that area or know someone there please look for Doogie. He is cherished. The husband was air lifted to Memphis. Prayers welcomed.

Sending PPPs (Papillon Pings & Prayers) for the whole family. Hopefully, Doogie will still have a collar with I.D., or was "chipped", so that he can be reunited with his family.I would recommend that the family (or a friend like you) can contact the local Shelter and Vets, to let them know to be on the look out for the missing dog.How far was this from their home? Is there a chance that Doogie is going to turn up at the house one of these days? Stranger things have happened....and I hope they can happen again:)I don't know if it will help, but I re-posted this message to the PapFriends Forum (for Papillon Owners), of which there are some members that may live in this area....it's the best I can do from here:)

I don't want to sound incentive but bottom line, did they have identification on their collars?? Did they have collars? Sometimes, it's never gonna happen, does happen.... Good luck finding your friend. About 12-16 strays that have come to us we have been lucky to find their homes, or a good home, all but three. They have found a home with us.. There is no more room in the inn...

So very sad... you can count on prayers from us for both the friends and their 4 legged fur kids. Stories like this just break my heart for all involved.(((((((((((((healing hugs))))))))))))))))))))Us.

Sorry to hear, prayers for them.

Oh, my!! Prayers for your friends. I would contact shelters and vets for a minimum 50 mile radius. If you can find Animal Control Officer's info, call them, too. You want to spread a wide net. Animals can travel further than you would think. And then there's the possibility of a Good Samaritan picking the dog up, and taking it further away, before they find a shelter to take it to. Best wishes for all involved.I think there are some facebook pages that help find missing dogs. You may want to do a search and see if you can find any of them active in that area.

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Jerrybo66
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Oct 03, 2013
I don't want to sound incentive but bottom line, did they have identification on their collars?? Did they have collars? Sometimes, it's never gonna happen, does happen.... Good luck finding your friend. About 12-16 strays that have come to us we have been lucky to find their homes, or a good home, all but three. They have found a home with us.. There is no more room in the inn...
PapPappy
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Oct 03, 2013
Sending PPPs (Papillon Pings & Prayers) for the whole family. Hopefully, Doogie will still have a collar with I.D., or was "chipped", so that he can be reunited with his family.
I would recommend that the family (or a friend like you) can contact the local Shelter and Vets, to let them know to be on the look out for the missing dog.

How far was this from their home? Is there a chance that Doogie is going to turn up at the house one of these days? Stranger things have happened....and I hope they can happen again:)

I don't know if it will help, but I re-posted this message to the PapFriends Forum (for Papillon Owners), of which there are some members that may live in this area....it's the best I can do from here:)

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