Creating an effective lost dog poster or flyer to help you find your missing Miniature Schnauzer is so important. Use the example below as a guideline and the type of information you should provide so your Miniature Schnauzer can be found and returned home safely.
Lost Dog: Max, a small, male, Miniature Schnauzer weighing 12 pounds, was lost on Monday July 12, 2010 around 4 p.m. Our dog somehow got out of the back yard or was taken from our home located in the "Villages of Oriole" subdivision.
Dog Description Max is a salt & pepper Miniature Schnauzer which means he has a gray coat with white whiskers and leg furnishings. He was wearing a blue collar with a silver bone shaped ID tag alone with a orange Palm Beach County rabies tag from the Boca Delray Animal Hospital. Max is microchipped so if his collar is missing, please take him to a vet clinic and have him scanned for our contact information. Max is 4 years old and very friendly.
Reward Offered: We are praying someone can help us find Max and will pay a reward for any information leading to Max’s safe return.
Distribute posters with pictures of your lost dog, in grocery stores, convenience stores, take to vet clinics and shelters, and post your Miniature Schnauzer's poster on telephone polls and buildings. Pass flyers out to friends and family and ask them to help you get the word out that your Miniature Schnauzer has gone missing.
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