In honor of Amos, Havanese Rescue Inc has created the "Amos Alert." Lost and Found Havanese will be listed on this Amos Alert page.
Amos (left) was accidentally let out of his home on December 6, 2004. Sadly, after four weeks of intense searching, the body of Amos was found on January 3, 2005 in the woods.
Due to news coverage and hundreds of flyers that were posted in the area, the man who found Amos recognized him and carried him out of the woods, so at least his family did not spend endless months or even years wondering about him.
For information on how to conduct a lost dog recovery effort, please download the Amos Alert Lost Dog Recovery Handbook (in pdf format below).
Amos (left) was accidentally let out of his home on December 6, 2004. Sadly, after four weeks of intense searching, the body of Amos was found on January 3, 2005 in the woods.
Due to news coverage and hundreds of flyers that were posted in the area, the man who found Amos recognized him and carried him out of the woods, so at least his family did not spend endless months or even years wondering about him.
For information on how to conduct a lost dog recovery effort, please download the Amos Alert Lost Dog Recovery Handbook (in pdf format below).
Amos Alert Resources - Help in Finding a Lost Pet
In Memory of
Ch Starkette Famous Amos Qbin
2001-2005
Ch Starkette Famous Amos Qbin
2001-2005
Amy Blankenship
Ann Hilemn
Arlene Liebing
Barbara Fraizer
Barbara Guzzetti
Barbara Mann
Beverly Davis
Brandy Gardes
Brooke Farthing
Charlene Cain
Charlene Renslow
Chris Hoskins
Clarity Wyland
Claudia Parrish
Elaine Crimele
Geraldine Baran
Harry and Joanne Fahnestock
Heather Stevens
Holly Chant
Jan Pipic
Ann Hilemn
Arlene Liebing
Barbara Fraizer
Barbara Guzzetti
Barbara Mann
Beverly Davis
Brandy Gardes
Brooke Farthing
Charlene Cain
Charlene Renslow
Chris Hoskins
Clarity Wyland
Claudia Parrish
Elaine Crimele
Geraldine Baran
Harry and Joanne Fahnestock
Heather Stevens
Holly Chant
Jan Pipic
Suppliments to the Handbook
Missing Pet
Recovery Handbook
Recovery Handbook
The handbook (below) contains a Havanese Profile Form. We recommended you download and complete this form for each Havanese you own. Having this form completed BEFORE a dog is lost or stolen can save valuable time when you need to begin a search effort.
The handbook is in Adobe Acrobat format. If you don't have Acrobat, it can be downloaded FREE of charge at www.adobe.com.
The handbook is in Adobe Acrobat format. If you don't have Acrobat, it can be downloaded FREE of charge at www.adobe.com.
A huge thank you to the following individuals for their generous donations and/or volunteer efforts in the search for Amos.
Changing Lives, One Havanese At a Time.
A Nationwide 501(c)(3) Nonprofit Rescue Organization
Amy Blankenship
Jane Hohne
Janet Hicks
Jeannette Stark
Jeffery Fischman
Jennifer French
Karen Banim
Karen Grant
Kathleen Sweet
Kathy Patrick
Kimberly Hogan
Liz Gleckler
Louise Hutchinson
Lu Wyland
Lynn Nieto
Lynne Van Slyke
Michaeleen Rogers
Michelle Burke
Nancy Flesch
Palma Anderson
Rose Perez
Jane Hohne
Janet Hicks
Jeannette Stark
Jeffery Fischman
Jennifer French
Karen Banim
Karen Grant
Kathleen Sweet
Kathy Patrick
Kimberly Hogan
Liz Gleckler
Louise Hutchinson
Lu Wyland
Lynn Nieto
Lynne Van Slyke
Michaeleen Rogers
Michelle Burke
Nancy Flesch
Palma Anderson
Rose Perez
Russ and Natalie Armitage
Sharron Davis
Shayna McCollum
Stacy DeJoseph
Sue Bing
Sue Magan
Susan Sanders
Suzanne LaCosse
Sydney Blake Morgan
Ursula Bassolino
Wilma Hogan
Windy City Havanese Club
Sharron Davis
Shayna McCollum
Stacy DeJoseph
Sue Bing
Sue Magan
Susan Sanders
Suzanne LaCosse
Sydney Blake Morgan
Ursula Bassolino
Wilma Hogan
Windy City Havanese Club
