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Sofía's owner, a beautiful dog that is missing in Havana, has asked for help on social media to find her.
Lianna, who identifies as Eleggua Ochun online, posted several updates in the Facebook group "Huellas Callejeras de Cuba" featuring a photo of her pet, which has a German passport.
I am already furious, I am upset, and I am going to report the dog to the authorities. She has a German passport, she has her microchip, I have a promise made to San Lázaro, and whoever has her will face unpleasant moments. She is like my daughter, and I will do whatever it takes for her. This has reached a whole new level.
"The people from Germany are here to report her disappearance. We're doing whatever it takes for her; I won't show any mercy to the person who has her," he warned.
The woman is offering a reward of 20,000 CUP pesos. You can call 52781273, 52458979, or 50072974.
The family lives in the Buenavista neighborhood, Playa municipality. The little dog went missing at the intersection of 78 and 19, near Playa, possibly scared off by stray dogs. She is wearing a black collar. She recently suffered from distemper, which may have affected her sense of smell and breathing, potentially worsening her sense of direction.
In the house, there is another little puppy who is very sad and doesn’t want to eat since Sofía went missing.
"I'm going to go from veterinarian to veterinarian, and I'm not going to rest. It's impossible that no one has seen her; she's a very social dog and she's already an adult. I need to have her with me; we will be aware and we will have a little heart," she pleaded.
Frequently Asked Questions about Lost Pets in Cuba
What measures are pet owners taking to find their lost animals in Cuba?
In Cuba, many pet owners turn to social media to search for their lost animals, offering rewards as an incentive for their recovery. Facebook groups like "Huellas Callejeras de Cuba" have become common platforms to share information about missing pets and receive assistance from the community.
What rewards are commonly offered for lost pets in Cuba?
Rewards for lost pets in Cuba vary widely. Some owners offer cash sums ranging from 5,000 Cuban pesos to 500 dollars, depending on the family's economic situation and the emotional significance of the pet. These rewards are offered as an act of love and commitment towards their pets.
How does the disappearance of pets affect Cuban families?
The disappearance of pets has a profound emotional impact on families, especially on children. Pets are regarded as family members, and their loss causes distress and sorrow. The desperate search and the offering of rewards reflect the significance of these animals in people's daily lives.
How do social networks contribute to the search for lost pets in Cuba?
Social media has become a crucial tool for finding lost pets in Cuba. Platforms like Facebook allow owners to quickly spread information about their missing pets, connecting with people who may have seen them or who can assist in the search. These channels also facilitate the organization of rewards and help raise awareness about the importance of animal welfare.
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