Recovery of Stray Dog- Lorain, Ohio 1-6-23
Grateful
Remi's was alerted about this pup living on the cold, lonely streets in Lorain, Ohio during sub-zero freezing temps. We were able to safely recover him within 24 hours. He has mange, is scared & emaciated but with a little time & love he will be ready for adoption in no time.
Grateful
Safe from the freezing temperatures thanks to Remi's PR 1-6-23
Grateful
Grateful
Grateful
This young pup is only about 6 months old and yet, despite his neglect early on, he is so friendly and grateful.
This beautiful Great Dane had been roaming for over 3 weeks in the Medina township area eluding all efforts of a successful capture. Remi's was alerted and agreed to take on this challenging case. Dogs who are typically pursued, followed, whistled at and approached are more likely to continue to run farther away from you; thus, why Remi's never discloses where a dog is hunkered or where our trap
A small group of people started messaging us with sightings; we kept track on a map which helped us narrow down a location. The properties she had been visiting were very rural with hundreds of acres. Saturday, 1-14-23, we drove out to move the trap--we were hopeful as we noticed her large prints all over the area- four hours later she found the trap and didn't hesitate to go in and was safely c
Saturday, Jan 14th 8pm, I brought her to my garage since the Medina shelter was closed. She was extremely emaciated, open sores on her paws yet appeared to be very gentle and grateful! Remi's called the Medina Shelter to report she had been safely recovered and left our information. All our attempts to locate an owner were unsuccessful. Kia, as we named her, is now under the care of Remi's PR
January 16th- Stray dog, Avon, OH
1-16-23 Avon, Ohio
Upon our arrival, he was hanging in his usual spot in Northgate off of 611; he was curious & ventured pretty close to me- I didn't look at him & continued to set/bait my trap.
Curious
He was interested in the food but we needed a little bit more time for him to adjust to the trap.
Trust the Process
After a few hours and a quiet area, he was safely recovered by Remi's PR. I transported him to the Avon PD & the next day he was transferred to the Lorain County Dog Kennel.
The recovery of Tater Tot- 1-17-23
Brunswick Hills PD requested our help in capturing a lost dog whose owner was hospitalized. Remi's jumped into action and was in the area within an hour & spotted the dog.
Tater Tot escaped from his home and few days later the home was destroyed by a tragic fire; unfortunately the other family pets all perished leaving Tater Tot alone & confused --luckily he continued to stay 'close' in the area but eluded all efforts of neighbors trying to capture him. An hour after setting up, he was safely trapped!
Tater Tot escaped from his home and few days later the home was destroyed by a tragic fire; unfortunately the other family pets all perished leaving Tater Tot alone & confused --luckily he continued to stay 'close' in the area but eluded all efforts of neighbors trying to capture him. An hour after setting up, he was safely trapped! We are so grateful that we could bring some small comfort to a family that endured such a terrible tragedy.
The Recovery of Duncan 1-31-23
Duncan went missing on January 21st from Kent, Ohio. All efforts to catch him were unsuccessful. Owner reached out to Remi's & we agreed to help get Duncan back home. Owner was on board & understood the process.
Based on the numerous sightings, we placed a trap/trail cam by a vacant building that I liked where Duncan had been seen running into the woods. Keeping that specific area quiet and free from on lookers would be vital to our recovery. At 3:00 am Duncan would make his appearance & I knew it would be just a matter of time now. I first brought out my 4 ft trap but when I actually saw him in the trap, I was concerned he was too big and could easily stretch over the trip plate so I brought out my 6ft trap at 8pm on Monday, Jan 30th and switched them out.
After 10 long days on the run & surviving the frigid weather/elements, Duncan was safely recovered on the wee morning of Tuesday, Jan 31st. Owner was notified & waited for my arrival to ensure a safe transfer from cage to car! I do not allow anyone to open the trap until Remi's is on sight & typically the trap will be transferred to a safe location (garage, home, car) where it is then opened to release the dog.
Patience = Success
Dorothy's Capture 2-3-23
After a recent adoption, Dorothy escaped her home & was seen all over Wadsworth running from all who attempted to capture her for nearly 3 weeks.
After moving the trap many times, luck was on our side Feb 3rd 9pm as she found our trap/food!
Dorothy was safe and now in the care of Safe Harbor Animal Rescue! She slept with a warm belly in a warm bed and was treated to a spa day the following day!
Hazel's Recovery 2-18-23 N. Ridgeville, OH
This is our laser kennel that we use to help trap dogs that will not go into our traditional humane traps. It is an open concept and runs off of a car battery & laser that once the dog enters and breaks the laser, the door slams shut. A tied down net secures the dog from jumping out. This was made specifically for Remi's by a volunteer. Hazel, a working Belgian Malinois, ran for weeks throughout North Ridgeville/Avon eluding any efforts of trying to contain her. Traps were moved numerous times and finally she found our trap/food station but wouldn't have anything to do with the trap. After 2 days of monitoring her behavior, we decided to us the laser kennel. We received word of where she might be 'sleeping/hiding' and immediately contacted the property owner & got permission to set up the kennel. We kept the area quiet and off of social media to help protect Hazel from well-intended humans trying to capture her. Keeping a dogs safe area quiet and free from people is vital in a dog returning to the same area!
A photo captured by out trail cam shows her sniffing around but she never would go in any farther.
The same day we assembled the laser kennel, 2.5 hrs later Hazel was seen on camera investigating the area and eating the food trail to the kennel door. She walked right in and her 3-week nightmare was finally over! Our Team of Vanessa, Suzanne & Keith's family, along with Hazel's owners, were ecstatic!
3 dogs trapped in one day! 3-13-23
The Recovery of Willow the Great Dane!
Process & Patience is a must
We were alerted about this dog in Feb 2023 who had been out roaming the Olmsted Twp community for at least 5 months .
Process & Patience is a must
We started to track and work on this severely emaciated great dane who was proving to be quite the challenge.
Process & Patience is a must
Process & Patience is a must
Process & Patience is a must
Knowing our traditional 6ft trap would be too small, we assembled our laser kennel. The dog stopped frequenting that location so we moved the kennel to another quiet area after we got a call from a concerned citizen in the mobile home park that she was observing the dog nightly in her yard. We bungeed the kennel door open and left food at the mouth of the door with the goal to establish a food station/routine with no disruptions.
Success
Process & Patience is a must
The process started to work and she was showing up nightly for her food. We slowly placed the food inside the kennel door with each passing night moving it farther and farther back. This whole process took nearly 3 long weeks and nightly trips to the location to make sure there was fresh food and water during all weather elements!
Success
Success
Success
Through our persistent dedication, Willow was able to be safely recovered at 8pm 3/16/23 and safely transported to our Director's home.
Love
Success
Success
We could write a book about this gentle soul who was never claimed and now a part of Remi's PR. She is heartworm positive and undergoing treatment; she has had some major complications and was hospitalized with pneumonia and a 107 temp. June 19th 2023 for a few nights. She is currently in her foster home recovering and awaiting her 2nd/3rd injections. She is the most docile, gentle giant that we all have come to love and adore! She is pictured here with my granddaughter who is learning to 'respect the dog' Stay tuned for updates on our beautiful Willow.
The Recovery of Myla 3-24-23
Recently adopted & escaped the same day
Recently adopted & escaped the same day
Recently adopted & escaped the same day
This little retriever girl was just adopted and escaped her new owners as they exited the car & walked into the new home. She took off running.
Recently adopted & escaped the same day
Recently adopted & escaped the same day
Myla was spotted a few streets over and was hiding in the woods eluding all who tried to capture her. Remi's arrived and set a trap in a yard adjacent to the woods.
Recently adopted & escaped the same day
Myla was quickly captured and due to her skittish/flight-risk demeanor, the Owners felt it was best to surrender her to Remi's PR. Myla has since found her forever loving home and is thriving!
Coco's Recovery 4-4-23
Coco escaped from his owner while out on a walk. Remi's was contacted and we were able to get there quickly & set up in an area that was quiet and free from on-lookers; this allowed Coco to explore and feel safe without having to run/dodge away from people.
It didn't take long for Coco to take the 'bait'. He was safely recovered, loaded up into my car and safely transported back home to be reunited with his ever-so-grateful family in North Ridgeville, OH
The recovery of two Strays in Sharon Twp., Medina, OHio
May 19th 2023- Remi's was alerted about a pair of stray dogs that were being frequently seen on a homeowner's property. Owner of the property reached out to us and Debbie was able to get there quickly and start the process. We knew this could be tricky with two dogs to safely recover.
That evening the first dog was safely recovered and transported to the Medina county dog shelter. Dog #2 stayed close by and the trap was reset in hopes of another quick recovery.
Thank you to volunteers, Debbie & Scott, who made this recovery possible!
Lucky for Remi's, Debbie & Scott live in Medina so were readily available to set/bait the trap easily. The next day, the other stray was safely secured and taken to the Median County Animal Shelter where they were adopted out together after their stray hold was up. May 20th 2023