On Tuesday, July 14, 2009 a small part-dachshund, part-terrier was found in a ditch on Route 109 near the Route 18 intersection.
A male, un-neutered dog had been hit by a truck and apparently left to perish.
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My best advice is not to spread the word around that you have this dog if you don't want to give it back.
Many of us have had our beloved pets wander off or 'slip the collar' so to speak and terrible things do occasionally happen to them while they are gone. If the dog was not picked up by animal control (which is the usual occurance per the other chaos on the site right now)then the owners may have had no idea as to it's location and may even still be looking for it to the best of their ability. I have personally paid vet bills from helping an injured animal belonging to someone else. You really have no right to get that spent money back actually. It is a good samaritan deed. How do you know that this is not the companion of a 90 year old homebound person and it wandered off somehow???