r/escondido

They are definitely doing something

San Diego, CA, 4 year old female, spayed, 37lbs, *needs to have no children or other dogs in the home*, shots UTD

Mochi was left behind while her previous family moved out of state with their other dog. She was being left unspayed, injured, with a UTI, they contacted us two days before leaving (without disclosing her complete health records) and let us know the only other person interested seemed like a backyard breeder. We couldn’t leave her to be used like that, so we picked her up and got her spayed and a nares surgery and treated her UTI, and now for the first time in 4 years she can breathe normally. She is up to date on her shots. She is completely housebroken and knows sit, down and is working on stay. She’s also learning the ‘let’s go!’ Cue on walks and is learning to redirect instead of be reactive towards other dogs. There needs to be no children or other pets in her new home. She is very small for an English, about 37lbs, so closer to a frenchie. Size wise she looks really small, like a large rabbit or cat. She is a lap sitter, but the behaviorist we consulted with said not to allow her to do this as she is very insecure and needs to learn to self soothe. She needs to meet people outside in a neutral space, and would thrive in a home that can continue to give her boundaries and build up her confidence. She loves treats and food, is very playful like a puppy and loves her walks. She sleeps peacefully in her crate at night and enjoys tug o war games. She loves cuddles and will flop on her side for belly rubs. She turned 4 years old on March 8th of this year. She has no tail pocket and is pretty low maintenance for an English. She is non destructive and has no separation anxiety, but will steal the occasional shoe or piece of laundry to suckle on. Shes currently waiting on intake to a local rescue, after which you can apply to foster or adopt this little loaf. In the meantime if you’d like to apply her link is below, if a rescue does not take her in before we find a suitable family (we are taking are time and reviewing everyone to make sure they’re a safe and loving home) then the rehome fee will be donated to Grandma Betty’s Animal Rescue in Julian, CA

https://www.adoptapet.com/pet/47847553-san-diego-california-english-bulldog

This location was last known used until 1996 to 2002, what used to be there? I am just asking because it's so weird that it has been vacant for so long.

Luna was lost while staying with dog sitters booked through Rover. The sitters, Sarah Dean and Daniel Oswiler, claim that Luna escaped, but Luna was never officially reported missing by them, the provided instructions were not followed, and they have refused to cooperate or speak with police.

Luna’s family is desperate for answers and is asking the community for help. At this point, they do not know what truly happened to her.

📍 Last known location:
6084 Paseo Monona, Carlsbad, CA 92009

There is also concern that Luna could possibly have been taken to Escondido or somewhere else in San Diego County.

If you live in Escondido or anywhere in San Diego County and have seen anything unusual, suspicious, or have any information that could help, please contact the Carlsbad Police Department or comment here so Luna’s owners can review the information.

Please share this post and help bring Luna home safely.

Time: 12/23/2024

Location: San Diego County

MY FRIEND AND I ARE SO CONFUSED. We saw this weird thing in the sky almost two years ago in the sky of San Diego. We have searched on the internet for so long and have found nothing, this is the last resort. It was moving in such a weird way, like vertical and horizontal, but in perfect lines. We have dozen of videos and photos if needed.. Please does anyone have any answers we have been so confused.

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