With this snow, we just don't know what to think or say.
If it turns out that Izzie was taken in by someone, somewhere along the way, then she's as safe and warm as are all dogs living in homes with peope -- just not our home.
If she's out on her own, the possibilities are still endless for her survival, especially with the skills she's acquired over all these months. Food will be harder to obtain in snow like we have, but we've heard too many stories of dogs, even small ones like her, surviving hunger long enough to make it until they can get food. There are non-domestic animals of all kinds that make snowy areas their home, including those smaller than she is, that don't expire due to "snow".
We're going with the belief that she has found a way to keep herself safe if not warm, and that when the rest of us are all back out and about, Izzie will be too.
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Maybe a news station would run a little story about Izzie and how she has traveled around and been spotted so many times yet remains elusive? Especially at Christmastime, a puppy story seems like something they'd like. People may have more tips and sightings and they can call in. Just an idea. Good luck and God bless you all and Izzie.
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