John Brooke has not given up hope to find his dog, Gus, who has been missing for more than two weeks.
The two-year-old big and fluffy white dog got ahead of Brooke during a walk in the snow in West Kelowna on March 4, but didn’t return when he was called.
“I saw some tire tracks,” said Brooke. “And Gus loves car rides. I’m just hoping someone sees him somewhere.”
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The return of another missing dog earlier this week, which was helped by social media, gives Brooke hope that Gus will be found.
#Kelowna! Gus has been missing for two weeks after last scene in the Glenrosa area. pic.twitter.com/54hBmo96ng
— Mack Britton (@MackBrittonBC) March 16, 2019
A $1,000 dollar reward is being offered for information on Gus, but nothing outside of some hopeful calls have been heard.
Brooke said that someone had contacted him with a picture of Gus, but has not since been able to contact the person who sent the picture.
He said someone took a picture of Gus through a steel fence, but he’s had no luck in locating the person, or the dog.
Brooke can be contacted at 250-808-1473.
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