Comet the dog is missing in Ballard.
My Ballard reader Ellen Yun said Comet went missing while he was with her dog walker around 10am near 1422 NW 63rd St.
“He’s a recent rescue from Taiwan and really anxious and scared of people,” Yun tells My Ballard. She asks that people call her with any information about Comet’s whereabouts: 206-714-8960.
A cat by the name of Simon has gone missing in Ballard.
He lives at 7528 27th Ave NW with his owner Joanna Luporini, who says he was last seen Friday morning (June 23). She tells us that Simon is striped, with a white spot on his head.
If you have any information about his whereabouts, contact Luporini by phone at 206-854-7683 or email at joalup03@gmail.com.
Jaxden was dog-napped from Golden Gardens on June 5, and his owner is offering a reward to have him returned.
He was last seen near the overflow parking lot and Golden Gardens Drive NW and near the fire pits.
“I am begging for our best friend to get brought back home,” Jaxden’s owner Jake Lohner says. “He is the best thing that’s ever happened to me and his is my emotional support dog.”
Lohner describes Jaxden as 60lbs, with a couple white spots on his feet and chest/neck. His eyes are brown, his ears are short, and was last seen wearing a lime green reflective dog leash. He responds to “Jax” and is very social, Lohner says.
Lohner created a Facebook page to help with the search: Bring Jaxden Home has more photos and a discussion board. Call Lohner with any information: 425-269-2154.
A My Ballard reader emailed in to report that a dog (pictured) was seen wandering at NW 75th St and 19th Ave NW at about 4 p.m. on Tuesday, May 30.
“He had no collar and looked scared. He kept running away from me. I just wanted to get the word out,” writes Chris.
If you are or know the owner of the dog email us at tips@myballard.com
A My Ballard reader emailed in to report that she found a dog (pictured) in the vicinity of NW 70th St and 9th Ave NW.
“I took him to the Elliot Bay Animal Shelter on 15th,” says the reader.
Email tips@myballard.com if you are or know the owner.
My Ballard reader Jennifer contacted us to report that her male red husky mix went missing near Fred Meyer on Thursday (March 23).
Thai is 16 years old and has one blue and one brown eye. He hates rain but loves people and kids. Jennifer lives near Fred Meyer off of Leary Way right by Hales Ales.
“I’m praying somebody thought that he was a stray and took him home. His daddy is heart broken and we both need him back. He has a chip but is not up to date so please contact me if you find him,” writes Jennifer.
If you have seen Thai please call Jennifer at (206) 370-4044.
Update:
Panda has been safely found. Thank you to all who helped to look for her.
Original Post:
Panda the dog is lost in Ballard and was last seen this morning (Wednesday, January 4).
She was last seen wearing a red collar (with a Rainier Vet Tag and Panda Lee tag with phone numbers attached) and a black harness going across 15th in Ballard towards Fred Meyer.
“Please share and keep an eye out in the Ballard/Fremont area for her as we hope to get our dog back,” writes Panda’s owner Ian.
If you see Panda call (425) 381-0017, (425) 205-7885 or click here to comment on the Facebook post.
My Ballard reader Julia emailed in to report that her cat, Finn, has been missing in the Sunset Hill area since early December.
Finn is a 13-year-old tabby cat with green eyes and a knick on his left ear.
He does not have a collar and Julia is worries that he may be hurt and hiding in a garage or backyard.
If you have seen Finn please email jkuskin2@comcast.net.
My Ballard reader Ema emailed in to report that her dog, Summit, ran away in North Ballard on Friday, November 25.
Summit is a 2 year old lab, approx 40lb, spayed, and chipped. She is not wearing a collar but was last seen wearing a purple uw bandana.
“Summit has been spotted in Greenlake and near Carkeek Park. She is very friendly, responds to food, and will come when called. Please help me bring her home,” writes Ema.
If you have seen Summit email us at tips@myballard.com and we will pass on the information.
My Ballard reader Keri posted on our Facebook page about her cat Lulu went missing on Saturday, October 29, in the North Beach neighborhood.
Lulu (pictured) is about 10 pounds and a striped tabby.
“She is pretty skittish and is an indoor cat but snuck out sometime on the night of October 29,” says Keri.
Email us at tips@myballard.com with any information and we will pass it on.
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