“Harley is an English Bulldog/Boxer mix. He went missing on 6/22 in the thunderstorms.  He does not have his collar on.”  He was lost on Hwy 39 near Hwy 42 in Kenly, NC (Johnston County).

“He is a house dog, and is very shy around strangers. If you have seen, or found, him, please call so we can bring our baby home!  We would be glad to offer a reward if found.”

If you seen him, please contact Doug and Windsor at 919-625-7145 or 919-625-5985 or email webmaster@jcapl.org.

Please spread the words!!!!  Thanks

Update 6/29:

“I am ecstatic to report that we brought Harley home!  Through sharing on facebook and the kindness of strangers he was found 6 miles from where we live.

Thanks for posting!”

“I’ve lost my dog… Area off barber mill rd near old gas station howards … his name is Apollo he s blonde german mix w blck snout black flecks on tail abt 60 lbs floppy ears my nbr xxx-xxx-xxxx pls help!”

Email webmaster@jcapl.org with any info, or call number above.

Thank you!!

STELLA has been reunited with her family!!!  Read the story on WRAL here: http://www.wral.com/news/news_briefs/story/10577717/

“I am asking for a favor for [a co-worker]. His girlfriend was in a bad car accident that closed down Hwy. 95 in Dunn on Monday (12/26/11), and her dog Stella aka Rufus got loose … and has yet to be found. ”

“There have been sightings within a 2 mile radius of the crash site. I know that we have TON of resources to get the word out and this story was in the newspaper in Dunn, the article is attached as well as a few pictures.” (see below)

“They have already put out a ton of information and are using the resources that they can think of so this may be something you have already heard of or there may be overlap, but this poor girl is frantic and I know that we can help get the word out.”

The Daily Record – December 29, 2011  Dunn, NC

Car flips on I-95 and terrified pet runs away.

 One Raleigh woman is searching for her lost pet after being involved in wreck on Interstate 95 near Dunn Monday.

Emily Odom was returning home from Georgia where she was visiting family, when she was involved in an accident. During the wreck, her car flipped from the northbound lane into the southbound lane.

“It was really scary. A lot of wonderful people stopped to help me and, of course, the first thing I did was reach for my dog,” she said. After handing her frightened dog, Stella, to one of the good Samaritans, the dog was placed on the ground and ran away into the woods around exit 71 near Dunn.

“They put her on the ground to help me and she was so scared she just took off,” explained Ms. Odom. According to Ms. Odom, although the animal was shaken up due to the crash, she didn’t appear to be injured.

“I’ve heard that she has been spotted around Exit 70, near the Kangaroo. She’s probably hungry and is looking for humans now,” Ms. Odom said.

Stella, who also responds to the name “Rufus,” has a black and white coat. She looks similar to an Australian border collie. She weighs about 30 pounds and is wearing a red collar without tags. She also has a micro-chip.

Ms. Odom said she has owned the dog for seven years and is extremely worried. “My phone is glued to my side,” she said.

If found, call (478) 972-6455. On the Internet, go to www.findtoto.org and put in the Dunn zip code (28334) to see additional information on the dog.

 —Tyler Douglas