Help Me Find "Freckles"

"Freckles" is a black and white Springer spaniel that went missing in my neighborhood (and only a few miles from Pheasants Forever's National Headquarters) one month ago on May 24^th. Since that time, Freckles' owner has put up thousands of posters, flyers, and mailbox stuffers notifying the greater northeast Twin Cities of her missing Springer. I've even caught a glimpse of a vehicle with a call for Freckles' long awaited return home.

Here's the post from the Midwest Missing Pet website:

Have you seen this Springer spaniel in the White Bear Lake, Minnesota Area?

3 y/o, Neutered Male, B/W English Springer Spaniel - FRECKLES
Missing from H2 Road and Bald Eagle Lake. He is black and white, lots of ticking/freckles, 40 lbs. Has collar, rabies tag, microchip tag, and ID tag. A reward is being offered.

Please call Kathy at 612-860-0011 or email: braidt@minn.net

I don't know Kathy or "Freckles," but I am moved to tears with each passing day this beloved pup remains missing and Kathy's efforts escalate.

Some folks fear public speaking; others are terrified of heights and airplanes. Near the top of my list is losing my German shorthaired pointer, Trammell. She's an obedient dog, but she's a hard charging dog that will chase the scent of a broken-winged pheasant for miles. I've seen a grown man leave North Dakota for his Wisconsin home in absolute shambles after two days of hunting pheasants and three days of unsuccessful searching for his lost bird dog. I don't ever want to be in that guy's shoes.

I realize many of you reading this on Facebook, the Pheasants Forever, Minneapolis Star Tribune, or Des Moines Register websites will never be geographically close enough to realistically find "Freckles."