If you have any questions please let me know.
Sherry Morse

Ricky is lost on College Hill Easton, PA – brindle and white, four year old, 60 lb. pit mix wearing a black collar with tags (name tag, rabies tag, license and 24 Hour Pet Watch). He may be dragging part of broken flexi-leash as the dog walker was using the wrong leash – rated for a Pomeranian, not a big dog! Last seen at the corner of Brodhead and Pierce around 5pm on Friday the 11th. Ricky is neutered and has floppy ears and a long, very active tail with a white tip. He is mostly white on the bottom and brindle on the top with a white face and a brown splotch over his left ear and the left side of his head. He has a brindle spot on the top of his head and a black ring around his right eye.

He is a bit wary about strangers so may not come up to somebody he doesn’t know unless they have a dog with them. He is more likely to respond to “Cookie” than his name although shaking a dish of food may work too. He is not the brightest dog around so if he’s been following his nose and not looking up he probably can’t find his way home without help.

He is microchipped and 24 Hour Pet Watch has been notified he’s missing along with the local SPCA, the police in Easton, Forks Twp, Palmer, Bethlehem and Phillipsburg, NJ and the 2 closest state police barracks. We’ve also had notices out on every Facebook group and message board we can think of for Easton and sending emails to friends who are sending to their friends and so on. We’ve put up about 20 large posters so far on the streets and even more letter sized posters in every store in a 5 mile radius that will let us and our neighbor kids are helping pass them out to the neighborhood. In spite of all this we’ve only had one potential sighting and that was in a park nowhere near where he got lost but we went and spent almost an hour calling and we took his sister dog over with us with no luck.

My mother has a traumatic brain injury and seizures and he is her unofficial therapy dog. She is having hip replacement surgery tomorrow and will not be able to continue searching for him so is taking this very, very hard.

Our Contact Info:
Joyce & Sherry Morse
West Burke St.
Easton, PA 18042
(973)610-7993 Sherry Morse cell
(973) 452-7285 Joyce Morse cell
(484) 544-8242 – house phone
(908) 872-7726 – Mark Schuman (husband) cell
sherry.morse@panalpina.com
sherry_morse@yahoo.com

I can’t even imagine how hard it would be to find a lost pet versus a missing person. Almost everybody has their own unique face and body, but damn if it wouldn’t be hard to find a lost pet when all you have to go off of are “my cat ran away, it’s black and I think it went that way.”

Much respect, Kat! Peace.