Chihuahua Missing On The Upper East Side

Update, March 9: The New York Post reports that Norman was lost while on walk with a dog walker from Wag, the "Uber for dog walking" service that matches dog owners with dog walkers via an app.

Norman's owners told the Post they had been using Wag for several years with a regular dog walker, but booked a new walker on Friday. The walker returned without the dog on Friday, telling the owners that Norman had slipped out of his harness near East 88th Street and First Avenue.

Wag spokeswoman Dini von Muefling told the Post that Wag has suspended Norman’s walker “pending a review” — but added that she had a “5-star rating from her many previous customers.”

You can read the Post's full story here.

UPPER EAST SIDE, NY — Posters have popped up around the Upper East Side advertising a missing chihuahua named Norman. The posters, which have been seen in the east 90s and 80s, claim the dog has been missing since March 2.

The owner of the tan chihuahua is offering a reward to whoever finds the dog, the posters say. The dog is not wearing a collar and it you spot it you should not chase after it, according to the posters.

Anyone with information on the lost dog should call (424) 258-4306, according to the poster.

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