Laura passed along the wonderful news to us that Olivia showed her sweet self last night! Hallelujah!
A woman who had seen the posters (yay flyer-ers!) was driving down (or up) 10th street southeast. Ahe and her husband stopped on the 700-block and got out of the car, and she thinks she saw olivia then. It was 10:30 at night, so it was dark and she didn't get a very good look at the dog, so she said she couldn't say for sure whether it was olivia. I told her not to worry about that - Our tracker dog, Salsa, will be sure one way or the other. Anyway, Olivia was just "trotting along" (true to form, according to the other sightings!) down the street, doing her thing. Also consistent with the descriptions in other sightings, Olivia crossed the street to avoid the woman and her husband. Another advantage of that is that, if it was Olivia, her scent will be on both sides of the street, so we won't need an exact point at which to start the track.
A track is tentatively planned for today (Saturday). Keep your fingers crossed!
We'll be sure to keep everyone posted and, as always, if you're available at all to help, please let us know via the contact information at right.
not-Olivia
This sweetie turned out not to be Olivia, but a picture like this with Olivia would be identical.
Sweet, lovey Livvie
My favorite picture of Olivia
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Please God, we want her home. It's been too long.
The PG County Animal Management (301-780-7250) reported this dog as being in their possession: 353205 Mastiff mix F Blk Brindle 9400 bl Dashia Dr Fort Washington.
The PG County Animal Care and Control Facility (202-576-6664) reported this dog as being in their possession as well: A13342671 , Mastiff , Mix , F , 4yrs , Brindle , N , 1850 New York Ave NE.
Has anyone checked it out?
Any news on Olivia?
who is in charge of this?
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