Lalisa, 55, left her position as an elementary school teacher to work with animals. The woman established her own group where she works with a number of other volunteer detectives to hunt for lost dogs.
They made it possible for hundreds of people to return home with their pets. While some of them fled away and disappeared for a very long time, others were taken. Thanks to our efforts, almost 750 dogs have been located since 2017.
It’s time-consuming, but very gratifying. Some rescue attempts, according to Lalisa Dean, take months or even years to accomplish. Lalisa and her team respond to every report of a lost pet by compiling all the data required to launch a search and launch an inquiry.
If the search is extensive, organization employees call the police. Organization detectives make every attempt to solve every case they look into, yet only half of them are ever successful.
But for pet owners who are worried, this is adequate. This woman acts with true bravery. Hopefully, she will serve as an example for many others who try to be decent.
