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D.C. woman spends $35,000 in search for missing dog (Washington Post)
Lost dog stories tend to bring out the best or the worst in humanity.
This May Be the Most Extreme Lost Dog Search Ever (Washingtonian)
Some Complain D.C. Womans Search For Missing Dog Has Gone Too Far (bethesdanow.com)
Lost dog stories tend to bring out the best or the worst in humanity.
the rest at the linksSuch has been the case for Janet Mihalyfi of Georgetown. Mihalyfi lost her 5-year-old, black-and-brown dog, Havoc, a year ago and has received an onslaught of media attention and comments for spending $35,000 in her efforts, including blanketing neighborhoods with signs and hiring four psychics and private eye dog investigators, to try to find her pooch.
Sunday, Nov. 9, marked the one-year anniversary of Havocs disappearance. In case youve missed the background: Mihalyfi went on a run with Havoc and his canine sister Raze in the Dalecarlia Reservoir and let the dogs off their leashes something she did often, according to one recent story in Washingtonian magazine to get a drink at a stream. When deer came nearby, the dogs took off. Raze came back, Havoc didnt.
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This May Be the Most Extreme Lost Dog Search Ever (Washingtonian)
Some Complain D.C. Womans Search For Missing Dog Has Gone Too Far (bethesdanow.com)