Soudi (pronounced Sue-Dee)

Found and Returned to her very Happy Momma

Dicky Doo

I am 6 years old, and have been fixed.  I was last seen on Sunday, February 26, on Happy Valley Road near Maryville, TN wearing a small black, leather collar.

 If you find me, please call my momma at  

591-6089 

or

856-2468

"Monster"

Found and Returned

to his Momma !!!

! REWARD !

For Return or Information

BOSTON 
TERRIER

Family Pet, Male Brindle
Missing Since Friday, Dec 22
From 311 Cedar Ave
Please Call
673-0000 or
742-5378 or 924-0981

Returned to his Happy Momma !!!

"Charley" 

Found in the Collierville, TN area near Memphis

Call 901.861.6051 if you are missing this little Boston Terrier

FOUND !!!

This is Sam Jett and he's lost in Knoxville, probably in the Halls area around Emory Road near Palmer Hills

A Reward is Offered

Call Gordy at 865 922-7235 or 865 254-4679

Slippy

In the New York Ave area

Oak Ridge, TN

Found!!

Found Dog

Boston Terrier/Mix
Rutledge, TN 

Found 02-19-2006
Age: approx.3 years

Male, Small, Blue collar, no tags, no microchip and injury to leg. Found outside of town, Rutledge, Tn. To identify this animal contact the 

Grainger Co. Humane Society at earnie204060@frontiernet.net 

 or calling 1-865-567-0050

Boston Returned to Family !!!

Found !!

Boston Terrier
Seymour, TN Area

Found Approx. 04-15-2006
Age: approx. 10-12 years

Female, 20 #, no tags, no microchip

 Identify by calling 1-865-983-3272

Lost Boston Terrier

 Crestwood Hills Subdivision, West Knoxville

Lost 9/25/2005

Female, 15 years old.  Glaucoma.  Black and White with Grey.  

Answers to Spanky

Please call 865-216-9273 and ask for Barbara

Bostonian lost in Knoxville. 

He is 7 years old, neutered, has a black leather collar and was last seen on Feb 19, 2005 on Merchants Dr in Knoxville Tn. 

There is a reward for his safe return. Please call Robbyn at 865 938-9345 if you have seen this puppy dog in Knoxville, TN.

Boston Terrier Rescue of East Tennessee Policy

If we find a dog, recover a dog from an animal shelter or are given a found dog by a responsible third party or Good Samaritan who has rescued or found the dog, we will use our best efforts to locate the dog's owner within a reasonable period of time and after that time the dog will be considered available for adoption when it is in good health.  We will determine that 'reasonable period of time' but by statute, that may be as little as three days.  We do not have the facilities to keep dogs indefinitely, waiting for owners to finally show up.

We will browse the local newspaper's Lost and Found departments, post the dog here on this website if requested by an owner looking for a lost dog and in other appropriate online resources and inquire at our local vets' offices for Lost and Found postings.

Any emergency medical attention required by the dog will be provided immediately as will all other appropriate routine veterinary care as advised by our veterinarians.

We will NOT post in the newspaper's Lost and Found section, nor will we place posters on telephone poles or other conspicuous places.  That is the OWNER'S responsibility and other prudent and effective advice on how to carry out activities related to recovery of a lost pet is posted here on this page for that specific purpose and the owner's convenience and use.

If the dog is eventually properly identified by the owner, the owner will be responsible for a per diem fee of $10/day boarding and any veterinary costs that are required in the sole opinion of BTR of ET and our vets.  Any additional costs required or incurred to protect our dogs from any illness carried by the found dog are also the responsibility of the person claiming to be owner and those will be paid in full prior to the dog's release.

Proper identification will consist of any documentation, photographs, vet records, AKC records, or other collaborating evidence.  The burden is on you to prove that this is your dog and the dog will help make that determination by it's reaction to you.

A summary of pet owner responsibilities and related subjects around the state of Tennessee can be found at 

Pertinent Local and State Dog Laws