Lost Dog: Have you Seen Sidney the Beagle/Basset Hound Mix?

UPPER EAST SIDE, NY — An Upper East Side resident is looking for her dog who went missing near Carl Schurz Park in June.

Sidney, a Beagle/Basset Hound mix, went missing on June 13 when she managed to get off her collar and harness on a walk, said Sidney's owner Sabine Paul. Paul said she was on vacation and that a dog sitter was walking Sidney. When Paul returned from vacation on June 18 she visited several local dog shelters including the Animal Care Center, Bideawee, the ASPCA and the Humane Society, but had no luck finding Sidney.

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The dog was last seen crossing 87th Street and Third Avenue heading west around 7 a.m. on June 13, Paul told Patch. Since then there have been no sightings.

Sidney has been missing for nearly a month, but Paul hasn't stopped looking for her dog.

"We've been going to the Manhattan ACC every weekend," Paul told Patch.

Paul said she emailed vets near her, posted about Sidney on social media and sent flyers to local animal groups.

Sidney is a medium-sized Beagle/Basset hound mix. She has a white coat with large black spots, tan ears and a tan nose. Anyone with information about Sidney's whereabouts should contact Sabine Paul at 516-303-6033 or email at sabineenp@gmail.com.