A Cuban man is desperate to find his lost dog and on Tuesday offered a reward of 50,000 pesos to anyone who provides information about its whereabouts or returns the animal.
The young Yoel Abraham González, who lives in Havana, posted his phone number 52012442 on Facebook, promising to give "a reward of 50,000 pesos to whoever calls me or tells me where he is; I'll hand it over in person."
According to their post, the dog lives on 6th Street in the D'Beche-Nalón popular council in the municipality of Guanabacoa.
"If anyone sees it, they hear dog barking where there has never been a dog, it could be mine," suggested the young man, who noted that he has been looking for the animal since Monday, even during the early morning hours.
In recent months, there has been a surge in requests on social media pleading for help in recovering lost or stolen pets.
A young Cuban sought urgent help via social media and offered a monetary reward to locate her dog, a beagle named "Mustang."
He specified that he escaped from his home in the Marianao municipality in Havana, heading towards Calle 100.
Recently, another Cuban sought help by offering a reward of 20,000 pesos to find his cat, which went missing in the La Víbora area of Havana.
Dr. Yasiel Quiñones informed on Facebook that the cat in question is named Pulgui, a 3-year-old white cat with orange spots.
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