UPDATE: TANK HAS BEEN FOUND.
The spotweiller (Aussie/Rottweiler mix) named Tank went missing about 11 pm Wednesday night from the Bryson/Hesperia area, about 15 miles east of Three Peaks. He could be at the Lakes, in our back country, FHL – he could be anywhere. Please keep an eye out for him.
He is the one standing in front on the left:
If found, call Crystal Wilson at 805-952-3738
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So watch out, we started rolling last night…
Bear was not a loud dog, except outside when guarding us. He was a sweet dog. His tail was always wagging. He didn’t scratch to be let in or out, he waited for others to do that, and then tagged along. He was sometimes stubborn about coming in for dinner if he wasn’t finished with his duties.
As my FB and twitter followers know, Bear passed yesterday just before 3 pm. I called him Bear, or Bear Dog. This photo was taken in December of 2016 – the day Gideon died. Bear will always be in my heart, right alongside his papa, Gideon, and his sister, Miranda. It seems so quiet today, even though he was not a loud dog. I think it is the one less heartbeat in my house that makes it so quiet. Run and play free, my beautiful, loving boy.
Just one, a glorious one, taken by Ken Daughters at Molera.
On a very hot end-of-summer day: (photographer prefers to not be identified to avoid accidental identification of spot and person in photos)
The paperwork has been completed to ban dispersed camping along Nacimiento-Fergusson Rd. It is currently out of the district for review before it comes back for signature. We won’t know for sure how long it will be banned until the order comes back into the district. It is not in effect until signed, but it is a very good step.
Dog and owner reunited. YAY!!
Found
Small black male dog
Tag says name is Issue
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Found on Tassajara Rd one mile in from CVR
Posted by Iris McWilliams on FB
I first reported on this lost dog 3 days ago, and now…
Susi the missing service dog from Colorado has been found!!
We are happy to report that Susi, who was taken from Colorado in June, has been located. The circumstances surrounding her disappearance and recovery are being investigated.
Susi seemed to enjoy her ride in a Monterey County Patrol car.
Susi was stolen on 6/20/27 in Loveland, CO. She has been featured on our local news, as a MoCo woman befriended Susie’s owner, and is believed to have stolen her. Call 720-220-8114 if you have any information or have seen this sweet beauty.
