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FOX 26 Reporter Randy Wallace spoke to the dog owners who are anxiously looking for their cherished relative.
HOUSTON – The 7-year-old German Shepherd called, Argo, was last seen around Highway 6 and I-10. The family pet caretaker declares the dog crashed through a window and ran. But Argo’s owners Fabiana and Andrea discover that tough to think.
“We would have never ever pictured something like this would have occurred particularly given that we have actually utilized Rover in the past,” Andrea said. “This was simply truly unanticipated.”
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It was the 4th time the couple left Argo with the very same family pet caretaker with Rover.com.
The set got wed and ran out the nation from June 1 through June 21.
The early morning they returned, the couple says they got a voicemail from the family pet caretaker.
“He awakened that early morning, went downstairs, and discovered a broken window,” said Fabiana.
The couple says Argo is huge dog, however not aggressive. They state they have difficulty thinking Argo crashed through a window and escaped,
“We were simply truly worried,” Andrea said. “We didn’t comprehend what was going on or why he would have done something like that.”
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We went to the family pet caretaker’s house. Someone existed, however would not address the door. The home has numerous video cameras.
“So, I asked him if he might offer video footage from the video cameras,” said Andrea. “At least to see which instructions Argo removed.”
Since Argo’s disappearance, the couple says the family pet caretaker has actually ghosted them.
“We have not received any other interaction from the dog caretaker given that June 21,” Fabiana said. “We made reports with all the shelters, we called all the veterinarians in the location.”
In a declaration, Rover.com says it’s been assisting in the search, sending informs, spending for leaflets, and using a $500 benefit:
As family pet moms and dads ourselves, we understand how hard this circumstance is for Argo and his family, and we join them in expecting a swift and healthy reunion. The wellness of our neighborhood, consisting of animals, is a top priority for everyone at Rover.
Upon knowing of Argo’s separation from his family pet care company, our 24/7 Trust and Safety Team instantly did something about it to assist with the search. As part of our efforts, we sent lost family pet informs to lots of regional shelters, saves, and vets, provided a $500 benefit, and spent for informative leaflets. We will continue to work to support Argo’s family; up until now, we have actually completely reimbursed Argo’s family for the service, and we will help them with the Rover Guarantee when Argo is discovered.
Our group continues to examine the circumstance and will take suitable actions to finest safeguard the safety of our neighborhood.
This kind of experience is really uncommon on our platform. For extra context, over 430,000 services have actually been booked through the platform in the Houston location, with near 98% of evaluated stays getting a first-class ranking.
“Argo requires day-to-day medication, due to the fact that he’s epileptic,” said Fabiana. “If he does not take the medication, he will have seizures.”
“We would inquire to please bring him back home, due to the fact that this is his home,” Andrea said.
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“Every minute of the day without him is harming us the most,” said Fabiana,
If you understand where Argo is, please call (979) 739-6573.
