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LAS VEGAS, Nev. (FOX5) -Buddy the dog has actually been rather evasive after being ejected in what Boulder City Police state was an impaired driving crash on August 5.

A car rolled over on Boulder City Parkway and authorities state alcohol containers were spread around the vehicle. The driver, who authorities state was likewise ejected, wound up in the health center, while Buddy darted into the desert.

“We have had eyes on the dog for the past week,” said Boulder City Animal Control officer Brendan Hanson.

Animals Control said officers have actually been identifying Buddy however haven’t had the ability to capture him. Hanson says the latest sighting was Tuesday early morning, however Buddy ran once again. He said Buddy has actually been hanging out on personal land beside Boulder City Parkway, not far from the Nevada State Veterans Home.

“We are providing food and water on a daily basis. And we believe we kind of have the location of where he’s staying in the evenings, so we have set up a trap to try and bring him home,” said Hanson.

Animal Control is asking individuals not to look for Buddy, since they don’t desire individuals on personal land where Buddy has actually been seen. They likewise don’t desire searchers frightening the dog.

“After a vehicle accident like that, dogs, just like humans, they can get spooked. It is a traumatic experience. So, it’s not always best to chase him because it may make him more stressed,” said Hanson.

The occurrence is published on the Boulder City Police Department’s Facebook page. One poster said he doesn’t desire Animal Control to provide Buddy back to the driver, stating he has “zero sympathy for any impaired driver.” Another individual said it was sad to see individuals already evaluating the driver and “found him guilty.”

FOX5 called the family of the thought impaired driver, who at first rejected the accusations of impaired driving. They likewise said they’re not worried about negative Facebook remarks, they simply desire Buddy back home. They said he belongs to the family.

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