Since the snow has started, we haven't seen anything of Griffy, but we did learn of a sighting that occurred last Wednesday. As I'm trying to map it, I see that I may not have gotten the cross streets correct, so check back for the information on this sighting. But it did occur between the Tuesday night sighting (learned about on Thursday night's track) and the track on Thursday night.
A call was received on Monday that indicated that Griffy may have been seen in the Rose Hill area. The caller hung up when Gail asked for specific information so she could know where to go to check it out.
What we want to do but don't have the available people to do yet is reach out to the neighbors in the streets along the track so we can ask them all to check their property for Griffy or signs that he has been there. With no sightings, we feel that he may have found a place to hole up, and that perhaps the snow has blocked his exit from an area in which he may have been taking shelter. If you are able to make phone calls to speak with Annandale residents living on specific streets, please leave a comment and one of us will contact you to give you information to go on for this.
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Nancy, are you sure about him being seen in the Rose Hill area? That is actually in really far away from Annandale. Rose Hill is actually by Kingstowne and seems as if that wouldn't be the same dog.
Posting as a suggestion - though I have no experience with these folks:
https://www.findtoto.com/pet-alert-
service.html
~Terri
www.mosellegriffons.com
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