Has anyone seen this dog? Drones have seen her around Hunter Ri

I thought I saw her a day or 2 ago near the NP Walmart.

sweetie : oldarn :
Poor thing. This is not time to be outdoors and tomorrow will be 22 when we wake up. Hope she is returned to owner today.

sweetie : I just came here to post this.

StormChaser : Yes, they've been looking for her for a while. I'm glad she has been seen. At least they know she is alive. And yes, this is the worst time for a dog to be lost. It's going to freeze tonight poor baby.

sweetie : Thankfully they have a thick coat but still. 😰

sweetie :
That is quite a distance between the 2 subdivisions. I hope she is warm and finds her way home. Good luck.

Smoothwaters : I do too. Poor baby is just so lost.

StormChaser : Yeah she does have a thick coat but for tonight and tomorrow's temperature, I'm not sure if it's thick enough hopefully she crawls in a bush or some place that will keep her warm

sweetie :
We saw her yesterday, near the golf course between town center and Foster's Mill. I don't see a collar if that helps identify.

Fanofdogs : Ok thank you!! I'll let them know

sweetie :
It is pretty cold for the lost cats and dogs. Hope they get shelter.

sweetie :
Oh, she is a foxy lady. I'll be on the lookout while dashing today.

Rolnwithmyhomie :
Do you dash full time?

Donnawisdom : I try to do it as much as possible now since I don't have a full time job. I used to just do it on the side-nights and weekends.
I really need to get back to doing nights-that's where the money is. I've done it for over two years now. It just seems that lately the evenings are so busy with things for the kids/family. I really do enjoy it; and love not having to answer to anyone-I am platinum so I can dash when I want and cash out when I want.
I do miss, however getting dressed up daily.
I think I'm about to get my bootie up and get out there. I don't think the roads are wet; it's just cold! DD is paying and extra $2.50 right now. I love to take advantage of those times.

I'm hoping this girl will end up in a yard and someone can get her contained. When it comes to catching it, there's little that's worse than a dog in "flight mode." People mean well chasing to catch her, but it can just make the dog more afraid. I've seen dogs even running away from their owners. Paws crossed that hunger and exhaustion will help her slow down enough for the owners to get to where she's been seen and she'll come to them.