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A lost dog in the center of Santiago de Cuba has raised concerns among its owners, who are offering a reward of $100 for any information that could help find her.
The post, made by Giselle Lage Gil, who identifies as a singer on Facebook, details that the little dog, named Simone, went missing near the Teatro Martí.
"She has health issues due to chronic illnesses and requires constant treatment," the owner explained in her message, making an urgent appeal to the community for assistance in her search.
Those interested in collaborating or who have information regarding Simone's whereabouts can contact the numbers 54728249 or 58551840.
Offering rewards for lost pets is one of the greatest acts of love that owners can demonstrate, especially in a country where 100 dollars far exceeds the monthly minimum wage.
In October, someone sought help on social media to find their lost dog in Havana, offering a reward of 100 dollars.
Onix Cortes Aldama posted in the Facebook group “House and Apartment Sales in Vedado Miramar Playa” that the dog named Enano can be identified by the green collar with a bell he is wearing.
Last August, a family from Sancti Spíritus offered a reward of 200 dollars to anyone who found and returned their lost dog.
Vivian González Lorenzo reported in the Facebook group “(SOS) Lost Dogs in Cuba” that the pet, apparently a dachshund, went missing in the Garaita area, near the Children's Circle.
A similar anguish was experienced by a person in Havana who even offered a reward of 500 dollars to anyone who could return her lost dog.
Elena Gonzales reported in the Facebook group “Huellas Callejeras de Cuba” that the animal, named Leche, was white and was last seen at the intersection of 9th and 62nd streets in the Miramar neighborhood of Playa municipality.
Frequently Asked Questions about Lost Pets in Cuba
Why are rewards offered for lost pets in Cuba?
Rewards are offered as an incentive for people to assist in the search and recovery of pets. In Cuba, these rewards can be substantial due to the country's economic situation, where $100 far exceeds the basic monthly salary. This gesture reflects the love and commitment of pet owners towards their animals, who are regarded as part of the family.
What is the recent case of a lost pet in Santiago de Cuba?
Recently, a dog named Simone went missing near the Teatro Martí in Santiago de Cuba. Her owners are offering a reward of 100 dollars for any information that could help find her, as Simone requires urgent treatment due to chronic health issues. To assist, you can contact them at 54728249 or 58551840.
How do these situations emotionally affect Cuban families?
The disappearance of a pet can have a significant emotional impact on families, particularly on children. Owners often express despair and sadness over the loss, as pets are seen as important members of the family. In many cases, social media becomes a crucial means to seek help and find missing animals.
What security measures do pet owners take when offering rewards for their animals?
When offering rewards, pet owners often set conditions to prevent scams. For instance, some ask for photos or video calls before going to any location, clarifying that they will only hand over the reward if it concerns their actual pet. These measures aim to protect both the owners and the pets in vulnerable situations.
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