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Adore-A-Bull Rescue needs help finding missing dog

WESTWOOD, OH (FOX19) -

Adore-A-Bull Rescue from the Westwood/Cheviot area needs help finding their missing dog. In these cold temperatures, it's important that they find their dog as soon as possible.

Their dog, Grace, jumped over her fence Tuesday morning at 5:00 a.m. and is on the run. Grace is wearing a white sweater and a pink collar with flowers. 

Grace was last seen with her foot caught in her sweater. Owners say she might run away from people she doesn't know.

If you know any information about the location of Grace or you think you have seen her, email the owner at Adoreabullrescue@gmail.com or call 513-885-6785 and 859-801-1369.

The owners can also be contact on their public Facebook page HERE.

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