The City of Mankato is reaching out through social media in hopes of reconnecting a lost Pitbull with her owner. The gray and white female was located near Sibley Park on Monday, September 15, and she is currently lacking a chip, collar, or any form of identification to assist in her return, according to the City of Mankato, Minnesota Government.
Local officials are housing the found dog at the City of Mankato Impound within Sibley Park, at 903 Mound Avenue, where she waits for a reunion with her family; unless claimed, her fate hinges on the attention this notice might garner, the community is asked to come together to spread the word and sift through their memories, might they recognize this dog and to contact Public Safety at 911 for pick-up arrangements if they do.
Acting on the city's call can not only bring solace to a potentially distraught pet owner but also restore a semblance of order in the dog's life. The city's embed of its post on its Facebook page has been designed for easy sharing to amplify the likelihood of success, and potential information from the public is crucial.
Aiding in the quest for the owner, anyone with knowledge pertaining to the dog's potential family is urged to step forward; it's in such gestures of concern that the ties of community are fortified and given meaning, and in this way, perhaps can this Pitbull's stray steps lead her back to the warmth of home, for anyone with information is asked to notify the owner directly or through Public Safety at 911.
