Lost Dogs

I saw your sign and will keep my eyes peeled.

Thank you!

Wishing for a safe return of your beloved doggies!!!!!

Please tell me that this, is one of your babies!




Walton County Animal Control
75 S Davis Lane
DeFuniak Springs, Florida 32435
Phone: 850-892-8682
Facsimile: 850-892-8366
Notice of Impound and IdentificationConfinement Date: October 11, 2006 SpeciesBreedSexColor and MarkingsDogLab MixFemaleChocolate TagCollarTattoosOther IdentificationNone None Choke Chain None Reason for ImpoundLocation of CaptureStrayOak Hill Roadhttp://www.co.walton.fl.us/animalcontrol/ImageService.aspx?ID=6219 The animal will be held for seven(7) days after the date of confinement. If the animal is not claimed within seven(7) days after the date of confinement, the animal will be disposed of or can be adopted. To adopt an animal, please contact the Northwest Florida Animal Control Facility at (850) 638-3598 and leave a message. The facility is open Monday through Saturday from 9:00 am to 12:00 pm and is located in Chipley, Florida. Appointments to view the animals can be made by calling the facility.

We found them!!! A neighbor from down the road saw them and called me after seeing my sign! They are OK just dirty, hungry and tired!
Thank you!!!

I live in your neighborhood. I will keep my eyes out for your dogs. They were probably out running around having a great time, and lost track of where they were.

We found them!!! A neighbor from down the road saw them and called me after seeing my sign! They are OK just dirty, hungry and tired!
Thank you!!!

Great news! :clap_1:

We live in the area and had a spate of cats go missing early in the summer (including ours) - the coyotes are bad around here......never heard of them getting anything as big as your dogs, though....our new cats are inside only critters now, as are almost all the new ones in the neighborhood....

Great news!!:clap_1:

We live down the road in "The Woods" and have had alot of neighbors cats turn up missing recently. Coyotes must be lurking in the state forest.

We live down the road in "The Woods" and have had alot of neighbors cats turn up missing recently. Coyotes must be lurking in the state forest.

What about bobcats? Mrs skunk claims to have seen a big cat, roughly the size of a small cocker spaniel on east Mitchell near the bay:shock:

What about bobcats? Mrs skunk claims to have seen a big cat, roughly the size of a small cocker spaniel on east Mitchell near the bay:shock:

If you must know, about two weeks ago the cops were called to a house on Bay Drive (Daughette's s/d). Daughette's is surrounded on the south and west by many acres of State Forest. Two dogs had treed a big cat. This was no ordinary cat. According to the homeowners, the animal was identified as a cross between a Florida Panther and a Bobcat. I was told the common name of the animal, but I cannot recall it. The cops took photos of the animal and said they get calls regarding them on occasion. Perhaps it just took a wrong turn, or maybe it was coming into the neighbor hood for some easy prey. As approximately 40% of the land in SoWal is State Forests, so this news of wildlife is not too surprising.

We live down the road in "The Woods" and have had alot of neighbors cats turn up missing recently. Coyotes must be lurking in the state forest.

Coyotes do lurk in the area, but they typically eat small rodents, and would most likely not be quick enough to catch a cat, esp considering the vast numbers of trees around.

Coyotes do lurk in the area, but they typically eat small rodents, and would most likely not be quick enough to catch a cat, esp considering the vast numbers of trees around.

Well, there is a big coyote on the shoulder of 331 near the SOWAL high school that got caught by a car. Saw it today:bang:

If you must know, about two weeks ago the cops were called to a house on Bay Drive (Daughette's s/d). Daughette's is surrounded on the south and west by many acres of State Forest. Two dogs had treed a big cat. This was no ordinary cat. According to the homeowners, the animal was identified as a cross between a Florida Panther and a Bobcat. I was told the common name of the animal, but I cannot recall it. The cops took photos of the animal and said they get calls regarding them on occasion. Perhaps it just took a wrong turn, or maybe it was coming into the neighbor hood for some easy prey. As approximately 40% of the land in SoWal is State Forests, so this news of wildlife is not too surprising.

Yeah, that might be the animal she saw. According to her description it was like a lanky bobcat or a tubby panther;was colored black. I was poking around the new development behind the cottage and noticed about 4-5 buzzards circling the woods further east along the bay-maybe the big cats leftovers?:idontno: I am surprised the cops didn't blast the cat out of the tree like they did that whale:bang:

Melanastic bobcat, found in Florida

We found them!!! A neighbor from down the road saw them and called me after seeing my sign! They are OK just dirty, hungry and tired!
Thank you!!!

:clap_1: I'm so glad! I lost one of mine for about 3 hours the other day. I was a mess until he was found! I am so happy they found their way home! :clap_1:

:clap_1: great ending!!!