04/08/2026
Update 4/11 - We learned of a new sighting late this afternoon. It actually occurred around 4 pm yesterday on North Stone Street, near Colton Street. A man was traveling through the area when he saw 2 young women trying to capture a muddy Golden. Just as they asked him if he had lost a dog, she retreated into the woods. At the time, he thought that she was from a nearby home. Upon seeing one of her flyers today, he realized it was likely Rizin’ and reached out right away. This kind and wonderful man has already contacted the people he knows in the area to ask them to keep an eye out for her. Since he is very familiar with and has many contacts in the area, he has also offered to help search for her tomorrow. All fingers are crossed that she will make another appearance tomorrow! 🙏❤️🙏
This sweet, but shy girl is still missing in West Suffield, CT. She belongs to a good friend of ours and is our Baxter and Beau’s niece. We have known her since she was a puppy. Please keep them in your thoughts and share her info. Sightings are what will help bring her to safety.
If you are in the area, please keep your eye out for her in your travels and call or text about sightings right away (location, time, and direction she is traveling). Her extended Golden Retriever family has been looking for her, aided by the watchful eyes of many wonderful community members.
Here are some of the areas of West Suffield in which she has been seen: North and South Stone Streets, Ratley Road, North and South Grand Streets, Spruce Street, Sheldon Street, and Rising Corner Road. She is partial to open fields, but will quickly travel into the woods when startled. She has also been seen walking along the edge of the road, particularly North Stone Street, not far from where she went missing.
Missing in West Suffield & Suffield- So & No Grand St/Sheldon St Area since 3-25-26
This Pup was visiting some friends and got scared and bolted. She is not from this area, she is extremely skittish. We are requesting if seen please do not call out, chase or follow her. Please call the number on the flyer immediately and report time, location, and what direction she was going in to help get her safe.!