Oh dear Diane....I hope your shoulder is better soon! Sounds very painful.
What a beautiful looking dog. When I used to take my dog to the vets it was difficult to get her through the door. Not even cats in their baskets interested her!!

That made me think, later, that he knows the place. On the other hand, I've never seen a dog excited to go into the vet clinic before! But, he's very young, so...

Thank you, Rosa!

A superb capture Diane and thank you for posting to FFF.

YOu're welcome, Jeff!

Nice looking, hopefully taken care of -- and that your arm recovers :)

It's a small enough city that his owner will probably turn up via word-of-mouth. My shoulder will take awhile...

I always knew and felt you were a nice Lady dear Diane.

Aw, thanks, but I couldn't just drive by. He was so obviously young and lost.

Very sorry to hear about your shoulder injury, Diane. A lovely looking dog, I'd think a Labrador, and going by his reaction he must have been at the vet's previously.

Oh gosh poor you, but of course you could not leave him roaming, hope he finds his way back home & I hope you don't suffer too long Diane, take care x !!!

What a kind thing to do Diane....................and how annoying to have your kindness repaid with a damaged shoulder :-))

I hope he finds his way home soon otherwise you'll probably end up with another dog!

Nearly forgot............a lovely doggie portrait.........he looks quite at home there! Take care of that shoulder..!!

He did rather enjoy his adventure, I think. He was fairly well-behaved, except for barking at me twice. The nerve! I don't want a dog and my son's family has FOUR! My grandson's dog, Duck, is very old, a yellow Lab with heart trouble. I know he would fall in love this dog. Funny - I had just dropped him off at his driver training class, drove away a couple of miles and then found this dog! Good thing he wasn't with me.

Thank you, Keith!

THANKYOU FOR CAREING ABOUT HIM. SORRY ABOUT THE ARNM ! LEAST HE IS SAFE.

AS WITH YOU, I WOULDN'T HAVE DONE OTHERWISE. WHETHER OR NOT HIS ORIGINAL OWNER FINDS HIM, HE IS SAFE AT THE VET CLINIC. IF HE HASN'T BEEN CLAIMED AND THEY TAKE HIM TO THE SHELTER, IT'S NO-KILL...PLUS, HE'S A VERY ADOPTABLE LITTLE GUY!

IT'S MY BAD SHOULDER, ANYWAY. AT LEAST I DIDN'T HURT THE GOOD SHOULDER - THEN I'D HAVE TWO BAD ONES. I ALREADY HAVE A BAD BACK, BAD HIP AND BAD KNEE - LOL! THE INVENTORY IS INCREASING BY THE YEAR. HOW ARE YOU DOING, MISS P?

One time, I found a horse on a road side and I took it by the flange. Fortunately for my shoulder this lost horse was quiet.
Massage with essential oil of wintergreen could be useful !