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08/12/2026

This beautiful boy was found amongst farming fields laying on the side of the road like he was waiting for someone to return. We saw a post about him and acted on that post.

Mike Hensley immediately went out and placed cameras and feeding stations in the area but the dog did not show up until 4 days later. After that, he did not show up. We posted on various sites and Kevin Ranallo made a great flyer. We printed flyers and headed out tonight to hang them. While out there, Mike received a call that the dog was near his original feeding station. We traveled to the area where the police were already there.

The dog, affectionately named Chester, was on a property And leashed up already. Animal control was called and arrived shortly after. Chester had been hiding under a boat on the property.

This brown dog that was likely dumped was full of love and happiness. To see him interact with everyone was amazing.

He will be evaluated for the limp in his hind left leg. Many thanks to the Chesterfield Police Department for helping in so many ways. Chester definitely had a connection with one of the officers! Maybe an adoption connection?

I would like to personally thank Mike for going above and beyond for Chester. He was out there every day and every night, whether he was changing out food or flying the drone to look for him. Mike is truly a savior to these dogs.

We will post updates as we get them, but for now Chester is safe with Burlington County Animal Shelter. Thank you everyone involved!!

08/10/2026

Time to catch up!!

This handsome boy was running around Willingboro, NJ for 15 days! Many people saw him but he was not going to let anyone get near. He would travel to many neighborhoods, was seen by a lot of people but he was so scared.

FINALLY, he came to eat at a feeding station. We decided to put the trap out there immediately! Mike Hensley and I went out early evening and sat and waited. I received a call that he was laying on someone's lawn for hours that day. He didn't look well. He was very thin. We were very worried.

At 8:20 that night, he made his way down the sidewalk, nose to the ground, around the corner and out of sight. We watched and waited for him to appear on our cameras! And there he was!! He circled the trap, and went right in!!!

HE WAS SAFE!!

We learned that his name was Boomer. At least I hope that was his real name. Fortunately or unfortunately, however you want to see this Boomer's owner surrendered him to the shelter!

Boomer was taken to the vet, received fluids and a check up. For the most part he was fine.

This would not be possible without the residents who called in sightings to us. The residents of Garfield North, Garfield East and ultimately Twin Hills, we thank you so much!

Special thanks to Elizabeth Syvertson-Davis , Sue Waszkiewicz Andris and Sophia Wiley!

Many thanks to New Jersey Animal Control, LLC for meeting us at the vet and for always being there! You make a huge difference in the lives of these precious pups!

As always, thank you so much Mike! You are an excellent drone pilot, Trapper and a good friend!

*****WELCOME TO SAFETY BOOMER*****

07/22/2026

PANDA IS HOME!!

Panda went missing from his yard in the morning of 7/19/26! When Bailey’s Bridge To Home Rescue & Recovery was contacted we knew we had to go immediately! Panda is 16 years old, had one eye removed and the only working eye doesn't work that well, and he's hard of hearing! We immediately assessed the situation, talked to neighbors and had the thermal drone cone out that night. The owners talked with neighbors and asked them to check their security cameras! We saw nothing on the drone. We knew time was not on our sides given Panda's age and disabilities.

Sunday, 7/20/26 we arrived at the home to start hanging flyers only to see the owner, Lori crying inconsolably. I asked did someone see Panda and she responded "he's in the sewer!". That changed everything very quickly! The next door neighbor had looked at his security cameras only to see Panda wandering in the street and eventually falling into the sewer! That video was very hard to watch!

We immediately called the Deptford Township Police who arrived very quickly. They dispatched Deptford Township MUA and Deptford Township Public Works. They checked every sewer pipe that was possible for Panda to get through. They saw nothing. They left and came back with a snake that had a light on it and a camera. Again, they checked every sewer pipe. Those sewer pipes lead to a retention area in the neighborhood. Once again, they saw nothing. We were so worried. In the retention area there is very high brush and w**ds. The guys checked in there as best they could. Doug, the owner went into the area where the sewer pipe ended and came out to the retention area. I stayed by the w**ds just looking out.

I noticed a tall purple w**d swaying back and forth while everything else remained still. I said to myself "that's strange because there is no wind today." Then I started hearing crunching sounds like something was moving but I couldn't see what it was! I got a little nervous thinking something was going to come out of the w**ds. I kept looking and looking. All of the sudden I see something moving and I screamed for the owner!! IT WAS PANDA!! He was confused, not able to see where he was. It was truly a miracle. Truly! That little dog traveled through the sewer system all the way to the end and out to safety! He's a true miracle! We took him home, bathed him and went to the vet. He had lots of ticks and received an antibiotic for his eye. Other than that, he was okay.

This could have ended much worse for this little guy. Having the support of the Deptford Township Police Department, specifically Officer Mat, the Deptford Township MUA, the Deptford Township Public Works and of course the neighbors who checked their cameras like Ben did! We never would have known where Panda was if not for you.

Thank you Mike Hensley for bringing the drone out and always being there for the animals in need.

It was quite a 36 hour ordeal! Jennifer Thurston Hicks and I even got a free ride in the back of Officer Mat's patrol car!

*****WELCOME HOME PANDA*****

07/02/2026

PLEASE KEEP YOUR PETS SAFE THIS JULY 4TH!!

06/28/2026

LOST DOG!! Lindenwold NJ area

This very scared dog was seen on 6/27/26 in Lindenwold, NJ along Gibbsboro Road & Berlin Road. He was going up to vehicles literally asking for help. When the light turned green, he got spooked by a bus and ran. Several people attempted to see which way he went, but were unsuccessful.

Apparently this is an owned dog that got out a couple of days ago. I don't know where the dog originated from or if the owner has posted the dog anywhere. We're just putting the word out.

If you see this scared dog, please DO NOT CHASE him. If you can safely contain him and call the police or animal control that would be great. He must be hungry by now. He may come for food.

If you see the dog and would like to message me or contact me, that's fine too. My number is 856-316-6812.

Thank you,
Bailey's Bridge To Home Rescue & Recovery

06/22/2026

Roxy from Marlton, NJ is safe and home with her family after being lost for 48 hours. After receiving a reported sighting from a person driving by, Roxy went into Savich Field where she originally went missing from. Her owner, Michael Morley immediately went into the woods to all of the places he usually walks her. He had no luck. What he didn't know is that he was leaving his scent in the woods.

That proved to be amazingly helpful! Less than 45 minutes later, Roxy came walking into her back yard through the gate from those very same woods! Needless to say, Roxy's family was so happy!!

Many thanks to the residents for keeping an eye out for Roxy and reporting sightings. Thank you to Nicole Brigandi for being out there constantly and going above and beyond for Roxy. And of course thank you to the amazing drone pilot, Mike Hensley for coming out at 3:30 in the morning to fly his drone for Roxy! Do you ever sleep?

This is a reminder of how important everyone is in finding and locating a lost pet. Even if you don't think you have good information, please make the call. This person, Phillip Singer, driving by posted on social media and Roxy was ultimately found because of that reported sighting!!

*****WELCOME HOME ROXY*****

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