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4 days ago
There’s nothing scarier than being lost and not knowing how to get home! This pup was found near Fair Street in Franklin, and unfortunately, there’s no ID tag or microchip to help us reunite them with their family. A microchip and/or ID tag could have made this a much happier Halloween tale, with this little trick-or-treater already back home where they belong! Recognize this dog? Please give us a call at (615) 790-5590 x13400. We are open until 3pm today. Let’s make sure this Halloween has a happy ending!
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Posted On: October 31st 2026, 05:51 pm
There’s nothing scarier than being lost and not knowing how to get home! This pup was found near Fair Street in Franklin, and unfortunately, there’s no ID tag or microchip to help us reunite them with their family.

A microchip and/or ID tag could have made this a much happier Halloween tale, with this little trick-or-treater already back home where they belong!

Recognize this dog? Please give us a call at (615) 790-5590 x13400. We are open until 3pm today. Let’s make sure this Halloween has a happy ending!
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dreamingalveston 4 days ago

dreamingalveston

Sure hope he finds his people!

fidoinsido 4 days ago

fidoinsido

❤️

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