FOUND: Black Lab Puppy No Longer Missing From Healdsburg

HEALDSBURG, CA — UPDATE, 9:45 p.m. Oct. 30: A black lab puppy that went missing two days ago in Healdsburg was reunited with its owners Monday evening. A community member, Angel Fernandez, told Patch he was driving on Westside Road at about 8:30 p.m. Monday when he saw the dog in the roadway and narrowly avoided hitting it. He was aware of the missing Labrador and called its owners — who have since confirmed Quincey, or "Q," is safe at home with them.

"So lovely to see our community work together to make things happen," owner Jessica said in an email to Patch.

ORIGINAL POST: A black lab puppy went missing over the weekend in Healdsburg and its owners are asking for the community's help to find it. The missing Labrador is a 5-month-old female and was wearing a blue sparkly collar.

The dog's name is Quincey and she went missing at about 7 p.m. Saturday from the Westside Road and Mill Creek Road area. She will also answer to "Q," her owner, Jason, told Patch.

Fliers about the missing puppy have been left in mailboxes along Westside Road.

As of 11:45 a.m. Monday, her owners were still searching for her.

The phone number to call if found is 650-333-3445.

Photo courtesy of Quincey's owners