Lincoln Hound Society

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You may post announcements of dogs that are available for adoption or rescue on this page by clicking here or on the "Contact Us" link in the left navigation bar. Please be aware that this may not be posted immediately. This page is provided more as a useful tips page for lost and found dogs.

For a rapid and timely lost or found dog response: REPORT IT HERE

We also suggest contacting the Humane Society Silicon Valley and the San Jose Animal Care and Services AND posting notices in the newspaper AND at Craig's List.www.craigslist.org as well as placing posters in the area wher the dog was lost. If you are a LHS member, you may also post your notice on our group message site. Please go to: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/lincolnhoundsociety/

Note: For the protection of the pet, NEVER include a photo on a "Found Dog" announcement or poster ( see below).

POSTING CONDITIONS OF LOST DOGS

All descriptions, condition or temperment of the animals, and exchange of ownership are the sole responsibility of the persons posting.

All parties involved in any transaction resultant of any pet transaction stimulated by this web site announcement agree to accept full responsibilty. Please deal directly with the posting party.

Note: LHS has no way to verify the descriptions of the animals presented and therefore, is no way responsible for the animals placement or corresponding results of any adoption transaction initiated through this site.

This service is being provided as a courtesy only.

POSTING CONDITIONS of FOUND DOGS :

LHS will not post any info or images that might lead to a dog being 'returned' to someone who is NOT the proper owner. The following do's and don't are for your protection as as well as the dog.

Please DO provide

DATE and AREA found and
A 'general description' of the found dog. (Breed, Approx Size and Age, Health Condition)
Your Contact info (Telephone and/or email only)

PLEASE - NEVER INCLUDE the FOLLOWING: For LHS or any posters , announcements or other websites

A PHOTO or Specific details about the dog. >The owners will recognize their dog with minumal detail.
Your home ADDRESS or 'best time to contact.' >Your home could be invaded and your properity and/or the dog you found could get stolen.

LOST DOG ALERTS

No Current Alert

NEW LHS FEATURE

Adoptable DOG of the DAY
Click on the picture below to learn more about this dog
(to see other Dogs-in-Need of a new home, click your browser 'refresh' button)

or visit

the San Jose Animal Care and Services

The Heydon Support Fund

UPDATE: 7/01/07

Heydon is now doing well. He is back to his old happy self, able to walk and even do short 'gallops'. Not too bad for a dog with two artificial back legs and a missing piece of a front foot!

The kind support of all you wonderful donors, both financially and spiritually, is greatly appreciated!

A member of LHS's Gordon Setter, Heydon, was struck by a truck on Sunday, Oct.30 05, while attempting to enter his vehicle to go to Lincoln HS. Heydon sustained severe injuries to his legs.

After having multiple surgeries to rebuild his hind legs, Heydon is in the process of a slow, but expected successful recovery. The surgeon has suggested Heydon will be able to walk by sometime inJanuary.

We are asking for your prayers and healing thoughts for Heydon at this time.

If you would like to contribute funds towards Heydon's over $9,000 in veterinarians bills, please make checks payable to:

Lincoln Hound Society
1418 Shasta Avenue
San Jose, CA 95126

In the check’s memo space, include:
"The Heydon Support Fund".
The Treasurer will record and forward all funds received. Your thoughtfulness is greatly appreciated.

Sincerely,

Robert Walker
Co-Chair
Lincoln Hound Society

PS: For questions or update Contact me at (408) 244-2535
or by email.

Below is a photo of Heydon in recovery. In the future we plan to post updates on Heydon’s recovery.

An article about Heydon has been published in the 12/29/05 issue of the Rose Garden Resident. Click here to go to the Resident web site.

Heydon UPDATE 3/20/06

Heydon is recoverng, thanks to all the kind thoughts, prayers, generousity from LHS members and concerned animal friend contributers alike and the amazing surgical skill and care of Dr. Staat at Menlo Parks VSA hospital.

Heydon took his first tentative steps ( about 10) on Christmas Eve, and has been slowly adding distance to his walks ever since. He is now enjoying an assited evening walk at Lincoln on a daily basis to strengthen his legs. It is hoped that he will be at his old bouncy -self by the time summer rolls around.

The photos below are our way of saying a heart-felt 'thank you' to everyone to is helping Heydon in his recovery.

Bay Area Pet Rescue and Adoption Groups

To Be listed Soon

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