National Puppy Day: Here Are The Lost Pets Of Anne Arundel County

ANNAPOLIS, MD — While we may get to play with and hug our furry friends every day as pet owners, there are many of us who have lost our animals -- and it's just like a missing family member. Where oh where is Fido? You may ask.

In commemoration of National Puppy Day, we're sharing pictures of lost dogs in the hopes that owners and pets can be reunited.

Many organizations in Maryland are using social media to post images of lost dogs. Many of these pics come from the Facebook page "Anne Arundel County Maryland Lost Pets," but some of them come from regular people like you.

More than 7 million dogs go missing in the United States every year, but we can do our part. Have you seen these cuties? Please share this story among your friends:

This little fellow was found in Pasadena earlier this month:

This baby named Raven was announced missing on March 18 from Glen Burnie.

This medium-sized brownish dog was spotted in Glen Burnie.

This friendly pup was found in Millersville Wednesday.

If you run across any of these dogs, please get in contact with Anne Arundel County Animal Control at (410) 222-8900, or the Lost and Found Pets of Anne Arundel County Maryland Facebook Page.

Anne Arundel County law requires all stray animals found in the County be turned over to Anne Arundel County Animal Control. If your pet is lost, go to Animal Control at 411 Maxwell Frye Road in Millersville, view the found animals at the shelter and fill out a lost pet card.

Animal Control also lists lost pets on their website. Some of the lost dogs include: Ami, a white male Goldendoodle; Leah, a black/brown female Chihuahua mix; Coco, a brown/white male German Short Hair Pointer mix; Marley, a yellow/white male Labrador, and more.

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Photo: Lost and Found Pets of Anne Arundel County Maryland