East Valley woman rescues 5 golden retrievers, search on for owners
The Chandler Fire Department is asking the public for help in finding the owners of five golden retrievers rescued April 17.
(Chandler Fire Department/Facebook)
The Chandler Fire Department is asking the public for help in finding the owners of five golden retrievers rescued April 17.
(Chandler Fire Department/Facebook)
The Chandler Fire Department is asking the public for help in finding the owners of five golden retrievers rescued April 17.
(Chandler Fire Department/Facebook)
A Chandler resident found five gold retrievers Friday as they wandered near the intersection of Alma School and Ray roads and brought them to a fire station where authorities have put out the call for help in finding their owners.
Firefighters at Fire Station 283 contacted animal control, and they were picked up Friday “but unfortunately none of the dogs are microchipped,” according to the fire department’s Facebook page.
The dogs remain at animal control as authorities await contact from the animals’ owners.
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East Valley woman rescues 5 golden retrievers, search on for owners
(Chandler Fire Department/Facebook)
The Chandler Fire Department is asking the public for help in finding the owners of five golden retrievers rescued April 17.
(Chandler Fire Department/Facebook)
The Chandler Fire Department is asking the public for help in finding the owners of five golden retrievers rescued April 17.
(Chandler Fire Department/Facebook)
The Chandler Fire Department is asking the public for help in finding the owners of five golden retrievers rescued April 17.
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A Chandler resident found five gold retrievers Friday as they wandered near the intersection of Alma School and Ray roads and brought them to a fire station where authorities have put out the call for help in finding their owners.
Firefighters at Fire Station 283 contacted animal control, and they were picked up Friday “but unfortunately none of the dogs are microchipped,” according to the fire department’s Facebook page.
The dogs remain at animal control as authorities await contact from the animals’ owners.
“If you recognize these dogs or know who they might belong to, please help spread the word or contact local animal control. Let’s work together to reunite them with their family,” firefighters stated on Facebook.
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