Look what we found.

[buttercup132]

I think her owner is on the phone I'll update in a bit.

[buttercup132]

Her owners just called.
Apparently she runs loose on their property and never leave their side but her husband thought she went with his wife to some type of hall and the dog followed the truck. My mom found her aruond the hall too so it makes sense.
Her name is Marla and she is 12. I figured she was old.
Anyways she's going back home

[caseysmom]

Oh well that is a happy ending.

[cassiesmom]

She's pretty! Marla, please don't go in the street again.

[K9karen]

I'm sure the owners are grateful you all saved her from getting hit by traffic and kept her safe. It's a good feeling, isn't it? Good for you.

[lorn]

yeah and apparantley, she is 12 years old. The owner said she is doing weird things latley, like sheis going senile. This is what happend to out thunder in the last little while. So I do hope they decide not to leave her loose anymore, because there is something they call doggy Alzheimer's.
Just glad it was happy ending and that i managed to save her from the cars.

[buttercup132]

Karen she didn't seem that greatful. She said thank for saving her but she seemed like she just wanted to get out of our house and didn't want to talk or anything.
Then she let her off the leash again when she walked back to her truck

[Rachel]

yeah and apparantley, she is 12 years old. The owner said she is doing weird things latley, like sheis going senile. This is what happend to out thunder in the last little while. So I do hope they decide not to leave her loose anymore, because there is something they call doggy Alzheimer's.
Just glad it was happy ending and that i managed to save her from the cars.

Bless your hearts. One of my RB dogs developed doggy Alzheimer's around 13 years of age and it was so sad. She did lose all sense of staying in her own yard which previously she had been so dependable. She became quite disoriented and would even fall into the window wells.

Thank you for saving this old girl. I hope her owners will realize that extra care must be taken and she cannot be left outside unsupervised if they do not have a fenced in yard.