🐕 Missing King Charles Cavalier Spaniel Near Pitts Gap Road – Community Help Needed

A 7-month-old black and tan King Charles Cavalier Spaniel has gone missing near Pitts Gap Road in the Dunlap area, and the family is asking neighbors and residents to keep an eye out. The young pup, weighing about 10 pounds, was last seen in the vicinity of Hendon Road, Brayton Fire Tower Road, and Lewis Chapel, and may be frightened and disoriented.

📍 Where to Look

The search area centers around Pitts Gap Road and extends toward nearby roads including Hendon Road, Brayton Fire Tower Road, and the Lewis Chapel area. Anyone who spots a small, frightened spaniel in these locations is urged to approach slowly and quietly-the dog is scared and confused, and loud noises or sudden movements could cause it to run further away.

❤️ How to Help

If you see the missing spaniel, contact the family immediately through FarmonyRidge Dog Boarding Kennels. The family is worried and ready to come retrieve their pet as soon as there’s a sighting. Even if you’re not certain it’s the right dog, a message could be the lead that brings this young pup home.

Residents in the area are encouraged to check their properties, garages, and sheds-lost pets often hide in familiar-looking spaces when frightened. Sharing this alert with neighbors, local social media groups, and community members increases the chances of a safe recovery.

💡 What to Know

King Charles Cavalier Spaniels are gentle, affectionate dogs that bond closely with their families. At just 7 months old, this pup is still young and may not respond reliably to calls, especially if scared. The family’s message emphasizes kindness and patience-the dog wants to go home, and a calm, gentle approach gives the best chance of a reunion.