Babs Fry runs the non-profit A Way Home for Dogs. She's helped hundreds, if not thousands, of pet owners reunite with their lost dogs. In July, she helps find dogs spooked by the fireworks.
Fry runs the non-profit A Way Home for Dogs. She's helped hundreds, if not thousands, of pet owners, reunite with their lost dogs, and in July, she helps find dogs spooked by the fireworks."Dogs panic. They can’t see it; they can’t smell it," Fry said."So all they do is hear really loud noise out of nowhere that also comes from the vibration.
If your dog does get away, she says, call her and most importantly, stay put to not spread your scent and confuse your dog. Babs Fry's work is all donation-based. She says the best way families she helps can give back is to pay it forward. Currently, she's raising money to get AC in the back of her rescue van.If your dog gets lost and you want Bab's help, call 619-249-2221.
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