He is going to be spending the night with the humane society.

I wish he were mine. Such a beautiful dog.

Thanks for updating us, Ray. Hopefully they find the owner.

I would have fostered him for the night.

Please put ID on your pets to prevent this from happening!

I would've taken him to a veterinarian...hopefully owners find him.... ID...not necessarily an ID but MICROCHIP!! my white lab was lost, had ID tag but it fell off...fortunate that she was microchipped.

i hope the owner finds him...the humane society isnt a safe place for lost animals but i understand why you took him there, its the only place we have

Ellen why isn't the humane soc a safe place? It is a wonderful place the staff are loving, the volunteers are great, the dogs are taken good care of don't know where you got your info nut it's wrong. Go spend some time there. If people wpuld be more responsible with their pets the society wouldn't be so crowded.

been there done that

hope this is someone else named Ellen and not someone using my name

The Humane Society has an extremely high kill rate. I hope the owners come forward fast.

Appears this dog is already up for adoption...check the web site - listed at the top although no photo yet. Hard to believe an owner wouldn't check the shelter first. This dog will most likely find a home within a day or two. Pure bred, socialized dogs are never put down contrary to the storyline being promoted here. In fact they've got a couple dogs that have been there waiting for homes since last March - hardly a kill happy shelter.

Maybe the lesson here is we should be promoting ADOPTING for our pets....if more people knew adoption was an option then the Humane Society would not be so full and euthanizing would not need to happen so often. Bigger picture people.....bigger picture.

Maybe the Humane Society should promote more with all of the money they get from the county. They have one of the worst kill ratios around. That should not be happening when they are so flush with taxpayer dollars.