Sparkie the Timid Lost Dog — Rt. 58 & South Quay

Sparkie (Once Called Louie): Missing Near Rt. 58 and South Quay

Sparkie — formerly known as Louie — is reported missing from the Rt. 58 and South Quay area. This listing notes that Sparkie is extremely timid, so if you see him, please keep your distance instead of approaching. Report any sighting by calling (757) 657-6945 or (757) 365-6318.

Sparkie, a timid lost dog previously known as Louie, missing near Rt. 58 and South Quay — Sparkie, once known as Louie, is missing near Rt. 58 / South Quay.

Illustration representing lost pet awareness in the 757 area — Raising awareness helps bring missing pets back home to their families.

This listing was submitted by Keri Noggle. To reach the owner directly, email [email protected], or see the full-size photo of Sparkie here.

What to Do If You Spot Sparkie

Since the listing describes Sparkie as very timid, staying calm and careful makes a real difference. If you think you have seen him, take these steps:

Don't chase him or shout — a scared dog may bolt even farther away.
Note the location, the time, and which way he was heading when last seen.
Call (757) 657-6945 or (757) 365-6318 as soon as possible to report the sighting.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What should I do if I see a pet listed as lost on 757 Lost Pets?

If the listing calls the pet timid or asks you not to approach, keep your distance and call the contact numbers given in the listing. Note where and when you saw the pet so the owner can follow up.

How can I report a lost pet in the 757 area?

757 Lost Pets takes user-submitted lost pet listings. The Get Help page also suggests other places to post, such as Craigslist, Facebook lost-and-found groups, Nextdoor, and national lost pet registries.

Which animal control offices can I contact about a lost pet?

The Get Help page provides animal control contacts for cities across Coastal Virginia, including Chesapeake, Hampton, Newport News, Norfolk, Suffolk, Virginia Beach, Isle of Wight, Franklin County, plus Dare County and Elizabeth City in North Carolina.

Why does the listing ask people not to approach the pet?

Some lost pets are described as timid or easily spooked. Moving toward a frightened animal can send it running farther off, so the listing asks that sightings be reported by phone instead.

Can I share a lost pet listing with my neighbors?

Yes. Sharing a listing on neighborhood platforms like Nextdoor and local lost-and-found pet groups helps spread the word, which supports the site's stated mission of raising awareness around missing pet recovery.

Email: [email protected]
Phone: (757) 671-1000
5589 Greenwich Road Suite 200, Virginia Beach VA 23462

Every sighting report helps narrow the search for a missing pet. If you live near Rt. 58 or South Quay, keep an eye out for a timid dog and share this listing with neighbors so more people know what to watch for.