Phyllis is a black and white cocker spaniel-beagle mix. She’s about six years old and is good with children. She arrived at the Countryside Humane Society on June 25 as a stray. If you would like to adopt Phyllis or donate on her behalf, please contact the humane society at 262-554-6699. Phyllis’ Petfinder Profile
Cocker spaniel mascot of Ft. Ontario, NY
General Jacob Brown is an eight-year-old cocker spaniel in charge of greeting guests at historical Fort Ontario in Oswego, New York. He’s often seen in various military uniforms and participates in historical re-enactments. Most of his uniforms were made by Jennifer Emmons, Fort Ontario’s Curatorial Assistant, for his role as fort mascot. Some of the uniforms include:
- French and Indian War
- Revolutionary War
- War of 1812
- Civil War
- World War I
General Brown’s other duties include chasing off woodchucks and picture posing. When he’s not on duty he’ll join you for lunch at picnics or at the snack bar.
Hoshi’s New Friend
We went back to the park today. There was more people because of the holiday weekend. More pets too including a pig. Yes, a pig! Did I mention Hoshi loves ham? Hoshi made a new friend. He’s a golden retriever named Ranger. He’s about 3 years old. He has such a beautiful coat. I could tell he had just been groomed and trimmed. I didn’t know goldens get trimmed. This is the second time they’ve met.
Missing Cocker Spaniel in Wixom, MI
Jarod Netchey is desperately searching for Murphy, his seventeen-year-old black cocker spaniel, who went missing last Friday. He is not microchipped and has no collar. He was reportedly seen on Wixom and Charms Road in Milford, Michigan. Murphy is frail and old with poor vision and poor sight. Murphy is also on medication. Netchey has been standing at the Wixom and Charms intersection passing out fliers about Murphy almost every day. “That’s why I am here. He would look for me until he couldn’t walk anymore, and I feel like I should do the same for him.” Please call Jarod Netchey if you have any information: (248) 255-5132
Anchor Bay, Lake St. Clair, MI
Me and Hoshi were looking for a park along Lake St. Clair that allowed dogs. We past up two park that weren’t dog friendly until we found one for Hoshi. I forgot the name but have the location on Google Maps: https://www.google.com/maps/@42.677861,-82.735677,16z
