Lost puppies in Monroe near River Raisin
Description
Last night at 9:30 p.m., I was walking my two puppies along West Front Street in Monroe by River Raisin downtown when they bolted after a scent and vanished into a narrow alley by Veterans Memorial Park. One is a golden retriever mix with a light tan collar; the other is a fluffy beagle mix with a blue collar and a small pink tag. My heart sank and I called their names until my voice grew hoarse. I retraced every block from the old fountain to the nearby café, asking folks and listening for a bark. I’m terrified they’ll be scared and hungry, and I won’t recognize them if someone spots them from a distance.
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