BY Liz George | Saturday, Apr 30, 2011 9:08pm | COMMENTS (5)
Spike is a medium size black and brown short-haired dog who went missing a few days ago in Cedar Grove. The house is close to the Montclair border so there’s a chance he may turn up in your area. Spike is 15 and can’t hear very well so please keep an eye out and try to help him get home.
If you find Spike, or think you’ve seen him, contact his family
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I have been out looking and riding around in the efforts to find Spike. I pray that he has been found and is well at home. Has anyone heard anything?
Been thinking about him all day! I really hoped to find some good news on here.
I hope we will hear something good soon. My heart is with his family. Know that
people are thinking about you !!!!!
No news yet, but thanks to you guys for your support
I road around again today in a different area looking all over for Spike. My heart breaks for his owner. Any news yet?
To doglover, km88, sunshine57:
Thank you so much for your support – unfortunately we haven’t found Spike yet. My heart breaks everyday that passes by, but I still have faith that he will find his way home to us. I really believe that someone has him and he can’t get out to come home.
I will keep you posted.
Thank you!
Es