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To: J.B.C. who wrote (5051)	3/8/2001 2:30:57 PM
From: Neenny	Respond to of 15481

Jim, Thanks. I have to agree with you, my hope was diminishing as each minute passed by. It seems the lady that found the dog was almost disappointed that she located who the dog belonged to. She said he was such a nice dog, and a good dog!! When she talked to the humane society to get our information, I guess she had ask several times..."are you sure this dog has been reported missing??" The Humane Society lady reviewed all the facts with her. Finally said..Call the dog "snowy" and see if he responds. I think she may have kept him, if I had not reported him missing. I am glad he did actually have id on him. (an old registration tag) Emily and I are going to bake cookies or something and take to this lady. I will also have Emily offer her a bit of a reward for her efforts!!! Jane