A person in Havana offered a $500 reward on social media this Tuesday for the return of their missing dog.
Elena Gonzales posted in the Facebook group "Huellas Callejeras de Cuba" that the dog, named Leche, is white and was last seen at the intersection of 9th and 62nd streets in the Miramar neighborhood, Playa municipality. According to the post, the owners are willing to pay $500 to get their pet back.
Any information about the dog's whereabouts can be communicated by calling the provided contact number: 56077701.
In August, a family from Sancti Spíritus offered a $200 reward for the return of their lost dog. Vivian González Lorenzo shared in the Facebook group "(SOS) Perritos Perdidos en Cuba" that their pet, apparently a dachshund, was lost in the Garaita area near the Círculo Infantil.
That same month, a woman sought help to find her dog named Loky and offered a reward for its return. Marlene Ramírez posted on Facebook that her chihuahua disappeared at 12:00 PM and, in desperation, offered a reward of 5,000 pesos for its return.
However, in Cuba, rewards are not only offered for missing dogs and cats. This Tuesday, a young man offered a reward of 40,000 pesos for the return of his lost mare in the province of Guantánamo. Orlandis Sánchez announced in the Facebook group "Revolico Maisí" that he would offer that amount of money to anyone who returned his mare and shared his phone number, 54135090, to be contacted.
FAQs on Missing Pets and Rewards in Cuba
Here are some frequently asked questions regarding missing pets and the rewards offered for their return in Cuba.
What should I do if I find a missing pet in Cuba?
If you find a missing pet, you should contact the owner using the information provided in the missing pet announcement, such as a phone number or social media contact.
Are rewards common for missing pets in Cuba?
Yes, offering rewards for missing pets is a relatively common practice in Cuba. Owners often use social media platforms to announce the rewards and seek help from the community.
How much are pet rewards usually in Cuba?
The amount of reward can vary significantly. As seen in recent cases, rewards can range from a few hundred pesos to thousands of pesos or even dollars, depending on the pet and the owner's willingness to pay.