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  • AndrewA

    Got this from the ASFA Region 7 e-mail list.

    PLEASE CROSSPOST

    A full sibling to my Ridgeback Khoi slipped her collar around 10pm last
    night.

    Her name is Aeden, she weighs about 75lbs. She has a small white patch on
    her chest. She is not microchipped. She slipped her collar around 10 pm with
    her handler, at the Red Roof Inn on Laurens Road in Greenville, SC. Her
    owner Craig Boreiko drove down last night, and is vigilantly looking for
    her. Please call Craig if you have any information regarding any sightings
    of Aeden. His number is: 919-260-2218.

    They will contact Animal control as soon as they open at 8am.

    Any information is greatly appreciated. I hope for her safe return.

    Corey Burgess"
    coreybee78@yahoo.com

    Carrie & the Brindle Babes, Callie & Lola (Not Andrew)

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  • AndrewA

    The Ridgeback was found safe, not far from the hotel she went missing from.
    Other then some scrapes and bruises, she appears to be okay.

    Denise Como
    Wolfwind Gazehounds ~ wolfwindbz@frontier net.net
    For Book Titles ~ www.SighthoundsAfie ld.com

    Carrie & the Brindle Babes, Callie & Lola (Not Andrew)

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