Nashville Pet Finders was developed to aid and assist those who
have lost a pet, and those who have found a pet, by creating a system
that matches lost pets with their owners as quickly and with as little
stress and anxiety as possible.
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Special Note: All animals that were taken to shelters, rescue organizations or foster homes due to Katrina should be listed in a special Disaster section on Petfinder.Com.
Every Pet Owners Nightmare
Spanky was found at a local vet on Elm Hill Pike. He had been there before but they did not remember him. He went there on the day he was lost. They tried to find out whom he belonged to but did not find out. They found him a good home. Spanky had a hernia on his rear and his new owners wanted him to be healthy and have the surgery, but after the surgery Spanky's heart rate dropped and he died.
I really hope more people will find out about your website because I put Spanky on your site 15 minutes after he was gone. My heart is so broken if only someone would have looked here. Then I could have been with him before he died. I loved him so very much.
Please let me know if there is something I can do to let more people know about you. I don't want this to happen to anyone else. He was a half-mile from his home. I certainly know this is not a success story but I want to be sure everyone knows to check here before they offer homes to animals that are lost, that there are places to check before you give them to someone else. He was in the newspaper also. I don't know how this could have happened.
Thank you for listening,
Sheila Curry
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