Today at the Big Canoe bus stop I ran into a neighbor that I have never met, Ellen. She had flyers posted all over her car regarding her lost dog, Sweet Georgia Brown. I recognized the posters because they were in and around Big Canoe. When I first saw Georgia's picture I instantly wanted to help find her. Big Canoe is a perfect place for a dog to explore, but the hardest place to find a lost dog. Tonight I am devoting my blog to Georgia the lost pup. I'm encouraging all agents in the vicinity of Big Canoe to keep a leash in your car in case you run across her. After all, we do a lot of driving!! She was last spotted 2 days ago in the Wildcat Recreation Area. She has a chip and it's easy to tell that she has been loved. The sad part is that many of her signs have been removed and Ellen even advertised this on Craigs List but received nothing but threatening reward emails.
I have personally lost my dog Lady up here and it sure was scary. I even drove around with my other dog and made her bark out the window! Luckily I found her but it could have easily gone the other way.
Please keep your eyes open for Georgia. A printable flyer and the original blog article is posted here:
Lost Dog in Big Canoe. Please Help Georgia Find Her Way Home!
Sincerely,
Karin Elliott
IBA Realty Group is one of the top selling and listing real estate brokers serving the North Georgia mountain community of Big Canoe.
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