FOUND DOG on 16th Ave E and Roy

I've seen signs up in that area (maybe around 15th?) for a missing Beagle, this dog looks like it could be a Beagle mix?
Check the poles?

That's a Cavalier King Charles Spaniel, and I'm pretty sure the lost beagle was a male.

This is a Cavalier King Charles Spaniel, and I would be happy to foster if you need help..

Have you checked with Cavaliers of Puget Sound? Cavalier owners are often involved with this group. Also, if you need a foster for the little lady while it gets figured out, I'm happy to help. I own a tri-color male who looks a lot like this little lady! Poor baby!

My kids and I would love to give her a warm home up here on Whidbey. If you can't found the owner we'll be happy to come and pick her up.

I know who that dog belongs too. Trying to get in touch with the owner. The dog lives at 1115 23rd Ave E, right off Prospect Ave.

If the person above is not the owner, please contact Missing Pet Partnership ( http://www.missingpetpartnership.org/) to see if they have any reports, and get her checked out for a microchip at the very least, and/or take her to the Seattle Animal Shelter. The owners might be checking there. This dog should not be given away before the owners have had a chance to find her. I'm sure they're missing her.

I just keep looking at her cute face and hoping she's been reunited with her people.

That cav 100 percent has a home already and they are most cerrainly looking for their family member.
This dog should NOT go to a shelter as they will adopt him out, make money at it, and the true owners will not legally be able to get him back. I have a cav also, and am happy to foster or adopt this baby, am a nurse, know all about cavaliers, and can most certainly put the work into finding the true owners as well.
I would love to help in any way you would like.
Thank you,
Lauren Glandon
971-227-2377

Just because I'm nit-picky like this: Seattle Animal Shelter does not make money adopting out pets. On the contrary, they are Seattle's (i.e., our) municipal shelter, supported largely by pet licensing fees. They do not make a profit on animal adoptions. It is where stray pets are taken by Animal Control and where many, many people look for lost pets. It is recommended if you've lost your pet to check there in person at least every three days for your pet, as if it turns up here and has no identification, there is only a 72 hour hold before the animal is put up for adoption. If the pet is microchipped or tagged, however, the owner will get a call from the shelter. Also, Missing Pet Partnership works with SAS to help owners find missing pets. They have a lot of resources to get the word out.