< Back to front page Text size +

Hingham officials continue search for abandoned dog's owner

June 19, 2009 04:09 PM

By Nandini Jayakrishna, Globe Correspondent

HINGHAM -- Animal Control Officer Leslie Badger took an abandoned Saint Bernard around the town today, hoping that someone would recognize the animal and provide officials with clues to his missing owner.


19missing1a.jpg

As of midafternoon, she had not met with much success.

"We're pretty much in the same place as we've been so far in this case," Badger said this afternoon. "We're trying every angle possible."

Police are searching for the elderly man who walked the Saint Bernard every morning near Accord Pond -- a reservoir that supplies water to several South Shore communities.

On Wednesday, a manager at a Chili's restaurant called police after the large dog turned up, wet and alone, near the establishment.

The mystery has only deepened as police have talked to residents and business employees, conducted extensive searches, and followed up various leads.

E-mail this article

Invalid email address
Invalid email address

Sending your article

Your article has been sent.

On the Beat

Columnist Adrian Walker says Robert Coard’s legacy as an anti-poverty activist will live on. Read more
TALK TO US
breakingnews@globe.com | Twitter | 617-929-3100

Editor's Choice

A day in the life of a pandemic

A day in the life of a pandemic

A look behind the state's effort to divvy up the vaccine to health providers reveals a task that is equal parts science and art, and supply and demand.
Losing ground

Losing ground

Civil War re-enactors are forced to cancel events because they no longer have battlefields to stage them.
MORE

From Today's Globe

MORE BLOGS

White Coat notes
Overweight men with prostate cancer have a higher risk of dying Men who are overweight when they have locally advanced prostate...
Articles of Faith
Questions on Communion and swine flu The big news of the week on the Boston religious...
A report on people from Boston who are making an impact in the world, and on people from abroad doing noteworthy things here.
Obama finally taps USAID chief Ten months into his administration, President Obama has finally chosen...
State enviro chief wants public input on how to make do with less We all know the economic crisis is hitting every aspect...
archives

LOCAL BLOGS

BOSTON AREA

Universal Hub

A collection of writing from hundreds of Boston-area bloggers.

The Chinatown Blog

Stories and events related to Boston's Chinatown and the Asian American community in Massachusetts

CommonWealth Magazine

Politics, ideas, and civic life in Massachusetts

Red Mass Group

News and commentary about Massachusetts and beyond

Blue Mass Group

Politics in Massachusetts and around the nation

Boston 1775

History, analysis, and unabashed gossip about the start of the American Revolution.
COLLEGE NEWSPAPER SITES

The Berkeley Beacon

The weekly student newspaper at Emerson College

The Daily Collegian

The student newspaper of UMass-Amherst.

The Daily Free Press

The independent student newspaper at Boston University

The Harvard Crimson

The nation's oldest continuously published daily college newspaper.

The Heights

The independent student newspaper of Boston College

The Huntington News

The independent student newspaper of Northeastern University

The Suffolk Voice

Suffolk University's student-run 24-hour online news resource

The Tech

MIT's oldest and largest newspaper

The Tufts Daily

The independent student newspaper of Tufts University