Miniature Pinscher Lost in Oklahoma City, OK

A Miniature Pinscher was lost in OKC on Christmas Eve 2012 and has yet to be found as of Feb. 7, 2014. Although he was lost in OKC, this Min Pin was from California.

Maddox, a black and tan Min Pin, was lost near Oklahoma City, OK

Maddox is a male black and tan Miniature Pinscher with a docked tail and cropped ears. He is microchipped.

If you have seen him or suspect that you have seen him, contact the owners at www.bringmaddoxhome.com. I know that I would be devastated if I lost one of my dogs. As always, if you see a dog that looks lost, call animal control. That is the dog’s best chance of finding its owner and staying safe from weather, traffic, etc.

Miniature Pinscher Owner’s Plea

Below is a description of Maddox. You will also read about how important this Miniature Pinscher is to his owners.

Maddox Miniature Pinscher Lost in OKC 12lbs, 8 yrs, docked tail, pointed ears, skittish found to have been rehomed after being tracked to a home. He could be ANYWHERE IN THE COUNTRY!!

Miracles start to happen when you give as much energy to your dreams as you do to your fears.
–Richard Wilkins

I know Maddox is somewhere and I know he will turn up and I know he will be home where he belongs! I wont’ accept him not coming home!! He is the love of my life!! My precious little soul-mate.. My best friend.. My everything!! I know God WILL give me my Miracle because I do BELIEVE, he has already given me COURAGE because I have FAITH and he has surrounded me with so much LOVE & SUPPORT.. So I know with all my heart and soul, he is listening and I know he will answer our prayers!!!!

“Miracles start to happen when you give as much energy to your dreams as you do to your fears.” Richard Wilkins.

Let’s help bring this little Min Pin home!

Lost Dog: Another Miniature Pinscher Owner Empathizes

I can’t imagine losing one of my Min Pins. I would be heart broken and I’m sure all Min Pin, dog, cat, and any pet owners owners can understand. One of my Miniature Pinschers got out of the fence one time and we searched for him for several hours. I realize that this seems like a very short time, and it was,. However, these few hours were some of the worst few hours of my life. I’m sure that the grief from Maddox being gone borders upon unbearable.

Update

Update: Maddox’s owners now believe that he has been rehomed or rescued. However, they are still desperately searching for him. They love him and want to bring him home. If you or someone you know has adopted a Min Pin fitting Maddox’s description since July 2013, please contact the owners at (405) 283-6863.