Lost Dog near Yosemite National Park

[Regina D.-PBP Event Admin]

Lost dog, Koni

Photo: Stephanie Shelton

Coursegold, CA - An urgent plea has been issued for a beautiful, young Belgian Malinois that was lost near Yosemite National Park. Just a few days ago, Koni, a 2 yr-old Belgian Malinios, was adopted by a couple living in Coursegold, CA.

Koni got frightened and slipped her collar. Now her owner, and the rescue that adopted her out, is reaching out to the public for help. If this beautiful dog is found, please contact: [e-mail], or by cell: 310-702-2389.

Koni is shy, but she warms up quickly. She is microchipped with a 24-hr Petwatch chip #OA12017176. The chip, when scanned, will register back to Stephanie Shelton, Montana German Shepherd Rescue.

Koni will not have a collar on. Koni is tan, with a dark face and upright ears. She weighs approximately 45 lbs. Her photos are included with this article. Koni is NOT aggressive.

Please phone or email Teri if Koni is spotted, but can not be caught. Please report all potential leads. In the meantime, please cross-post this article far and wide. A domesticated dog left alone in the wild does not have good odds of surviving for long on her own. Please cross-post, Tweet, email, and post to Craigslist.

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[Regina D.-PBP Event Admin]

If by chance you lived near here or visiting, and have time, please help them. Thanks.