Six weeks ago my daughter, with her young Shih-Tsu puppy named Gizmo, moved into an apartment complex on Tippecanoe Rd in Canfield.
      Three days later while she was at work, a repairman employed by the complex, entered her apartment, left a door to the outside open, and little Gizmo made his escape to the unknown. To this day, Nov. 17, we have not heard one word where he could be. He is in need of his meds.
      He is orange in color, has a micro-chip in his neck containing all the pertinent information you will need to contact his owner. At one time, he had a dark blue collar with two tags to identify his ownership.
      If you are the lucky persons to have found him, you can take him to a veterinarian who would be able to read the his chip. We all would be so grateful for you to call one of the telephone numbers below to make arrangements for us to pick him up. May daughter and her four year old granddaughter have grieved something awful over the loss of our puppy.
      Our family wishes to thank the many volunteers who joined us in searching for our little Gizmo in neighborhoods in the Boardman area. Also to the wonderful people she works with who contributed for the flashing sign on Route 224. We will NEVER forget you and your labor of love.
      Please contact us at one of the telephone numbers listed below and make arrangements for us to pick him up. We want to have him to help us celebrate a Blessed Thanksgiving and we know you will have one too if you will be honest and return our little Gizmo to his rightfully loved family.
      Written by a broken-hearted in Boardman. Telephones: Ellen 330-207-6487 or Cathy 330-758-5344.