Social media has become an essential tool to spread info about several issues, including pets that have gone missing. A recent example of this is the case of a woman who has been looking for her missing dog in Cabo San Lucas in Baja California Sur for the last two months.

Dog gone missing due to negligent dog daycare in Cabo San Lucas

On social media, the woman identified as Pamela Erin has been desperately spreading info and photos of her beloved dog Henry who went missing over 2 months ago.

Pamela explains that due to a negligent dog daycare in Cabo San Lucas, Baja California Sur, her dog Henry went missing on August 19. The dog mysteriously left the premises. Though the company initially claimed that Henry had "escaped", the owner has refuted this version of the story. She claims that the daycare's fence is quite high and has barbed wire installed at the top, which would make it impossible for her dog to escape.

Thanks to a surveillance camera recording, Henry can be seen being followed by a daycare staff member on a motorcycle.

Despite Pamela being contacted by people who had seen dogs very similar to Henry, she has confirmed that sadly none of them are her beloved dog. Though it is possible for the pet to show some physical changes due to its time in the streets, Pamela claims none of them are Henry.

Henry is a medium-sized, sterilized, male dog who is approximately 3 to 4 years old. It has black hair, a brown beard, and a few white spots in his chest. He may be scared which is why he keeps running or could have been found by someone who is looking after him.

Maybe the person who took it does not have social media. I need everyone's help to bring Henry home.

Pamela claims that she won't give up on bringing her beloved dog safe and sound back home. So far, volunteer searches have taken place. A "Wanted" poster is uploaded on social media every day with Henry's photo offering a reward of $20,000 pesos ($1010 dollars).

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