I can so relate to this. I had a rescue sheltie escape once into woods & she was almost impossible to catch. I did some research & found there is a MA tracking club. I wonder if maybe that group could have a member nearby willing to use their tracking dog to help. They can get where people can't easily & they can scent what we can't see. Here is a link to their site with some contact numbers of people.
http://www.trackingclubofma.com/events.html
I wish I would have had a tracker when I was searching for Dixie ( my escapee). I hope they have also alerted the news media. Having a picture on tv might help & since there was a dog show involved the news media might be more likely to give it coverage than if it was just a normal pet. All missing animals are important but it seems the media needs something "big" to get it on air at times.
Keeping them in our prayers & hoping for good news soon.
http://www.trackingclubofma.com/events.html
I wish I would have had a tracker when I was searching for Dixie ( my escapee). I hope they have also alerted the news media. Having a picture on tv might help & since there was a dog show involved the news media might be more likely to give it coverage than if it was just a normal pet. All missing animals are important but it seems the media needs something "big" to get it on air at times.
Keeping them in our prayers & hoping for good news soon.
Shes also contacted craigslist, radio and news stations...hoping the word gets out there a bit more....