Lost/Stolen Dog

I have a Boston, too, and this post broke my heart. I cut and pasted it and emailed it to a few friends who live in the area that your dog was last seen in. Since Molly is distinctive looking let's hope somebody spots her.

Best of luck, I hope she comes back to you soon.

posting a picture here would help. Sorry to hear about that, I hope you find her soon.

I am sorry. You lose your dog. You miss her. You post a $2500 (!) reward. And someone returns her for "ransom." And they are "thug types." And you call them jerks because they "match the description of those who take the dog." If you didn't want to pay "ransom" why did you offer money? And since you didn't see the thief, how can you be sure if these were the people who took her? Your last post is so loaded with racist undertones, I am beginning to think this whole thread is a nasty performance piece.

If you really lost your dog and got it back, be happy. But re-think who the jerk is here.

Okay, now I know it isn't a fake post. But still, what was the OP thinking when she offered a reward of TWO THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS for the return of her dog? And paid TWO THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS to the people she now thinks stole the dog (and I will grant, probably did). Wouldn't TWO THOUSAND (okay I'll stop) $2500 be an outrageous amount of money to offer as a reward? Was she thinking that she wouldn't have to pay that? Obviously if I found someone's dog, I wouldn't demand any payment. Maybe if I were twelve it would be nice to get $20 or $50 as reinforcement of doing the right thing in life. Yet here, knowing there was a chance her dog had been taken (by nefarious thug-types no less!), the OP decided to create a huge incentive for everyone else's dog to be stolen. Thanks a lot lady. In the future the dog which might have been ransomed for $100 or $200 will now cost us all TWO THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS (I couldn't resist). What were you thinking?