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Wandering Potbelly Pig Reunited With Owner In Area Wandering Potbelly Pig Reunited With Owner In Area
Wandering Potbelly Pig Reunited With Owner In Area It only took a day for a lost potbelly pig to be reunited with her owner in Fairfield County. The pig, sorry, don't know her name, was found at 1:30 p.m., Monday, Oct. 21, wandering in the area of Barrack and Grandview in Ridgefield, said Ridgefield Police Department Animal Control Officer Kris Zulkeski. Zulkeski took the pig back to animal control and snapped a picture and posted it to Facebook in hopes of finding its owner. After more than 900 shares, the pig's owner was found and the two were reunited on Tuesday, Oct. 22.  "This is the first pig I have found in Ridgefield," Zulkes…

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by Kathy Reakes
Lifestyle
Missing A Peacock? This One Is Wandering Around In Northern Westchester Missing A Peacock? This One Is Wandering Around In Northern Westchester
Missing A Peacock? This One Is Wandering Around In Northern Westchester Click here for an updated story: Something To Crow About: Owner Reunited With Missing Northern Westchester Peacock Missing a peacock? Yep, a peacock. One Bedford resident sure hopes she can find the owner of the big guy who landed in the fields of her Stonehill Road farm on Sunday, April 14. "He was just wondering around and looks in good health like he is somebody's pet," said Judy Richter who found the big bird Sunday afternoon. The farm owner locked the bird in one of her large stalls so he wouldn't get hurt and hopes she find his owner, because, well, she does…

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by Kathy Reakes
Lifestyle
Bird's The Word: Does Parrot Found In Peekskill Belong To You? Bird's The Word: Does Parrot Found In Peekskill Belong To You?
Bird's The Word: Does Parrot Found In Peekskill Belong To You? Missing a parrot? The Peekskill Police Department has issued an alert to the community after finding a “fine feathered friend” in the downtown area. The parrot was safely recovered and is currently resting at the Peekskill Police Department. On Facebook, the department joked that it's hesitant to post a photo of the parrot, “since we've already had three people claim he was theirs, and they were our cops.”  But even without releasing a photo, they are actively getting out the word about the bird. Anyone who knows the parrot’s proper owner or is missing their pet can contact poli…

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by Zak Failla
Neighbors
Heartbroken Owner Reunited With Stolen Dog In Westchester Heartbroken Owner Reunited With Stolen Dog In Westchester
Heartbroken Owner Reunited With Stolen Dog In Westchester A homeless man in Westchester County attempted to sell a stolen dog near Mount Vernon that has since been returned to its owner. On Valentine’s Day, Steven Carino, of Bedford, reported that his dog was stolen from his car while it was parked in a Scarsdale shopping center. The missing dog led to a massive search in Westchester and a posted $5,000 reward. “Oliver, my beloved dog was stolen out of my car on Valentine’s Day at 1119 Central Park (Ave.),” he wrote on a flier as he attempted to track down his canine. “I ran into the cigar store to buy a few cigars. If you took him, or you know an…

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by Zak Failla
News
Know Them? Pair Of Chihuahuas Found In Westchester Know Them? Pair Of Chihuahuas Found In Westchester
Know Them? Pair Of Chihuahuas Found In Westchester Do you know them? A Fairfield County resident found the two dogs roaming in the southern Westchester County area.  "Although these dogs most likely are from out of state, we are hoping the owner will see this post through social media," the Ridgefield Police Department said. The two dogs are: Chocolate Brown female chihuahua, no chip, no collar  Salt and pepper wire haired chihuahua female, no chip, no collar. Anyone with information about the dogs, please call Animal Control at 203-431-2711. Share this story on Facebook by clicking on the Facebook icon below. Check back…

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by Daily Voice
Lifestyle
Dog Found In Florida 18 Months After Going Missing In New York Dog Found In Florida 18 Months After Going Missing In New York
Dog Found In Florida 18 Months After Going Missing In New York Sinatra will be back in New York. Sinatra the dog, that is. The brown-and-white Husky who disappeared from his home in Brooklyn 18 months ago was found wandering in a Seffner, Florida neighborhood this month. The 5-year-old went missing not long after a 16-year-old girl, Zion Willis, in the family that owns him died in a tragic gun accident, according to the Tampa Bay Times. Sinatra had been the late girl's constant companion, the report said. Sinatra is due to be reunited with his New York family on Sunday, Nov. 25. He must have some story to tell. If only he could. It rem…

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by Joe Lombardi
Lifestyle
Seen Her? Yorkie Puppy Goes Missing In Yorktown Seen Her? Yorkie Puppy Goes Missing In Yorktown
Seen Her? Yorkie Puppy Goes Missing In Yorktown Have you seen Luna? Her owner, Celia Valez asked Daily Voice to ask readers for help finding the family puppy. She is an 18-month-old teacup Yorkie that went missing on Tuesday July 24 between the hours of 10:30 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. Luna was last seen on Wildwood Street in Yorktown Heights, where the Valez family lives.   "We are absolutely heartbroken and have been in contact with the Vets, shelters and animal hospitals in the area," Valez told Daily Voice, as well as television news and the Yorktown Police Department. The family also distributed posters with Luna's photo and mo…

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by Jon Craig
Lifestyle
Know It? This Hound Found In Yorktown Know It? This Hound Found In Yorktown
Know It? This Hound Found In Yorktown YORKTOWN, N.Y. - The Yorktown Police Department is hopeful of reuniting a lost dog with its family after it was found over the holiday weekend. The department issued an alert on Monday regarding a black and brown hound who was found in town without any tags. The dog was found on Baptist Church in Yorktown. Anyone with information on the dogs owners, or who may recognize him have been asked to contact police by calling (914) 692-4141. This information can be shared on social media below.

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by Zak Failla