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oakenveil4
nny🦦 :
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2026-05-07 09:20:26
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ko bisa ya🙄
2026-05-09 10:28:52
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2026-07-22 02:54:39
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@yaa, ini kipuyy pengen
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@1Doy kayaknya seru
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This was captured last Wednesday morning at a Shelter in Des Moines, Iowa. The volunteer’s name is Christine. She’s 34. She’s been volunteering every Saturday and Wednesday morning for three years. Intake scanning. Walking dogs. Sitting with the nervous ones. She’s scanned hundreds of microchips in that time. Most come back unregistered. Or the owner information is outdated. Or nobody answers the phone. Christine had learned not to expect much from the scanner. Last Wednesday she was processing a new intake. A tan mixed-breed dog, medium size, maybe four years old. Found wandering near a neighborhood park in Ankeny by a family who brought him in the night before. Calm dog. Well-fed. Well-mannered. Clearly someone’s pet. Christine ran the scanner along the dog’s shoulders the way she always does. The scanner beeped. A registration came up. Name. Phone number. An address. Christine read the screen. Then read it again. The lost dog report attached to the registration had been filed fourteen months ago. A family in Cedar Rapids had lost their dog, a tan mixed-breed named Biscuit, during a move between houses. He had slipped out of the yard at the new address during the chaos of moving day. They had searched for weeks. Filed reports. Posted everywhere. Eventually, they had stopped expecting the phone to ring. Christine sat back on her heels. Both hands came up and covered her mouth. The dog, Biscuit, leaned against her side and looked up at her face. Christine told us: “I’ve scanned so many chips that go nowhere. Disconnected numbers. Owners who don’t respond. I’ve learned to keep my hopes low. But this one came up complete. Current number. Full name. And that lost dog report dated fourteen months ago. I just thought about that family. Fourteen months of not knowing. And this dog was in a park two hours away the whole time.” Christine stepped away to call the number. A woman named Valerie answered on the second ring. When Christine explained who she was and why she was calling, Valerie didn’t speak for several seconds. Then Christine heard her call out to someone in another room. #doglife #puppygram #furbaby #dogrescue doggo doggylove
This was captured last Wednesday morning at a Shelter in Des Moines, Iowa. The volunteer’s name is Christine. She’s 34. She’s been volunteering every Saturday and Wednesday morning for three years. Intake scanning. Walking dogs. Sitting with the nervous ones. She’s scanned hundreds of microchips in that time. Most come back unregistered. Or the owner information is outdated. Or nobody answers the phone. Christine had learned not to expect much from the scanner. Last Wednesday she was processing a new intake. A tan mixed-breed dog, medium size, maybe four years old. Found wandering near a neighborhood park in Ankeny by a family who brought him in the night before. Calm dog. Well-fed. Well-mannered. Clearly someone’s pet. Christine ran the scanner along the dog’s shoulders the way she always does. The scanner beeped. A registration came up. Name. Phone number. An address. Christine read the screen. Then read it again. The lost dog report attached to the registration had been filed fourteen months ago. A family in Cedar Rapids had lost their dog, a tan mixed-breed named Biscuit, during a move between houses. He had slipped out of the yard at the new address during the chaos of moving day. They had searched for weeks. Filed reports. Posted everywhere. Eventually, they had stopped expecting the phone to ring. Christine sat back on her heels. Both hands came up and covered her mouth. The dog, Biscuit, leaned against her side and looked up at her face. Christine told us: “I’ve scanned so many chips that go nowhere. Disconnected numbers. Owners who don’t respond. I’ve learned to keep my hopes low. But this one came up complete. Current number. Full name. And that lost dog report dated fourteen months ago. I just thought about that family. Fourteen months of not knowing. And this dog was in a park two hours away the whole time.” Christine stepped away to call the number. A woman named Valerie answered on the second ring. When Christine explained who she was and why she was calling, Valerie didn’t speak for several seconds. Then Christine heard her call out to someone in another room. #doglife #puppygram #furbaby #dogrescue doggo doggylove

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