A family in Santiago de Cuba is offering a reward of 5,000 Cuban pesos to recover their lost Pekingese dog. The pet, named "King," went missing in the Vista Hermosa neighborhood.
The small dog was last seen on 5th Street in the Mariana de la Torre neighborhood, near his home, according to local reporter Yosmany Mayeta Labrada on Facebook. The owner of the dog is a young girl who is deeply affected by her pet's disappearance, the post explains.
"The girl is very sad and anxious to get her dog back," said the reporter. The family has provided the following contact numbers: 22692043, 22692823, +5353484682 (Carmen), and +5358100156 (Ismari). They are grateful in advance for any assistance from the community to reunite the girl with her beloved King.
Reports of lost or stolen dogs are common in Cuba. Desperate owners often offer rewards, and some of these stories have happy endings. Recently, a Cuban family that reported the theft of their two Chihuahua dogs was reunited with their pets. The dogs were found after someone bought them and decided to return them to their rightful owners.
Frequently Asked Questions about Missing Pets in Cuba
Here are some common questions and answers regarding missing pets and the efforts to recover them in Cuba.
What should I do if I find a lost pet in Cuba?
If you find a lost pet in Cuba, try to locate the owner through social media or community bulletin boards, or contact local animal shelters and veterinarians. You can also look for any identification tags on the pet.
How can I prevent my pet from getting lost?
To prevent your pet from getting lost, ensure they are always supervised when outside, use secure collars with identification tags, and consider microchipping them. Keeping your pet within a fenced area can also help.
Are there any organizations in Cuba that help find lost pets?
Yes, there are several animal rescue organizations and shelters in Cuba that assist with finding lost pets. These organizations often use social media and community networks to help reunite pets with their owners.