Update: Aug. 31, 11:30 a.m.: Sega was found on Flat Creek Road between the refuge and Flat Creek Ranch. An individual spotted her on the ranch last night and saw her running toward the refuge on the road.
After a few people went out this morning to search for her, Katie Brown, a foster parent of Animal Adoption Center (AAC), found her curled up about ten feet off the road.
“She is so skinny and has some porcupine quills in her snout. Can’t imagine what she has been through! She is at the vet now getting checked out,” said Virginia Faulkner-Monks, community engagement director at AAC.
JACKSON, Wyo. — Sega, a four-year-old Husky mix went missing yesterday Aug. 22, on the way to Turquoise Lake.
Sega and her foster parent walked from town and started at the Cache Creek Trailhead. She was last seen around 4 p.m. at the coordinates of 43.428265, -110.597551 around the intersection of Granite Creek, Flat Creek, and Goodwin Lake. She is currently a foster dog at Animal Adoption Center.
The community is encouraged to keep an eye out for Sega if they are recreating in that area.
She is very friendly, good with other dogs but may be spooked and unsure of strangers.
Call 307.690.8642 with any sightings or information.
