"She became spooked": Rescue dog found after Surrey search (PHOTOS)

Oct 31 2022, 6:38 pm

Ahead of Halloween night, where noisy fireworks and parties are practically a guarantee, a rescue dog organization was pleading for help to bring a missing pet home safely.

According to West Coast Paws Dog Rescue, Suki went missing on Saturday, October 29. She was last seen in Fleetwood at 83rd Avenue and 159 Street in Surrey.

“Suki is a rescue dog new to the area and unfamiliar with the surroundings,” said the rescue organization. “She became spooked and slipped out of her harness.”

She was wearing a bright red, easily spotted collar with her name and family’s contact info.

“Suki really deserves her second chance at a new life,” West Coast Paws told Daily Hive.

They bring rescue dogs from shelters in Mexico to new forever homes in Vancouver. With no physical shelter, they only bring pets who have guaranteed, loving homes.

“Suki has a really sad backstory,” the rescue said. “She had adenovirus, parvovirus, and then intestinal parasites. All of this left her with 70% hearing in her left ear and 70% vision in her left eye.”

At first, it seemed like no one wanted to add Suki to their family. Then, the right pet parents came along. “It really did seem like it was meant to be. They had been wanting to rescue a dog for so long, and the timing seemed to finally line up with their lives,” the rescue said.

The rescue describes Suki as a “little fighter.” They met the dog at YVR and when they picked her up, they were amazed at how sweet and gentle she was. She had an instant bond with her new owners.

After she ran away, the group stopped at nothing to locate her.

Suki’s owners hired PetSearchers to help find the dog using cameras, traps, and bloodhounds.

“With so much foot traffic tonight since it’s Halloween, we’re hoping that someone will spot her if we don’t find her today,” they said.

However, shortly after 2 pm, good news.

“Thank you so much to everyone who shared, all of your tips have led to Petsearchers Canada finding Suki and they are taking her home now! We are so grateful for having this social media platform and this amazing community to help us make this a happy ending 💛💛” the group wrote online.

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