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Dog lost on Independence Ridge, Breeding, KY



2016-05-12 - Independence Ridge, Breeding, Adair County, KY .
A dog was lost on Independence Ridge Road in Breeding KY on Tue 10 May 2016. It is a male miniature Pincher with coloration like all Dobermans. It is Black and Tan with a tail and stands a foot tall only. His name is Buddy. The elderly woman was on vacation in Florida visiting her daughter and she is totally heartbroken over her missing dog. He is unfamiliar with the area he is in and was being babysat by her grand daughter. The dog's home is in Edmonton. If anyone has seen Buddy or knows where he is, PLEASE call Sandra at 305-395-2364. . Thank you and God bless all who are trying to help us find Buddy!
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