Daisy's Mom, you seem to have good instincts about this situation. All your concerns are valid ones and I don't know that there are any easy answers here. I wish I had some advice, but right now I can't seem to come up with much. Just know that I think you are a wonderful girl for caring, and like you, it would break my heart to watch such a situation. Is there any organization in your town which you could contact, maybe a group that tries to find homes for dogs which they foster? People that are active in such a group might have more resources and experience dealing with these type of situations. Maybe you could ask at PetsMart or a similar type store if they are aware of such a group in your area and if they have a phone number.Originally posted by daisyshuman8
Thanks for the advice Lorraine. I'm going to keep an eye on the issue because it is something I dont want a sad ending to. I'm going to try and feed him without anybody finding out. Maybe try to hide the food under something and lure him to it...he seems friendly and approachable so I dont think I have a problem scaring him off.
I live in a neighborhood, and the guys backyard is on the next street over but his backyard backs up against the backyard of our neighbor (if it makes it easier to comprehend, we can see his backyard from our backyard..it's catty corner). He knew we gave Shelby a home and he also knew when we called him several times when we saw her loose. So I know he knows we are trying to keep track of Elvis just like we did with Shelby.
Hopefully this will have a happy ending although it is hard seeing that happen right now. I'm just trying to make sure Elvis is going to be safe and happy and it seems I have no support from anybody else...they all think I am crazy worrying about this dog and all.
I'm glad you followed up with us on the Shelby situation and am very happy that your efforts in that case were so successful. Good luck and do be careful.





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