Snoop Dogg reveals his beloved pooch Frank has gone missing as he posts flyer offering reward: ‘If you see him please DM me’
Snoop Dogg leaned on his 67.5 million Instagram followers on Monday as he asked for their help in finding his missing dog.
The pup got away on Sunday in southern Los Angeles.
The rapper, 50, shared a missing dog flyer on the photo-sharing app on Monday and said, ‘Our dog Frank went missing on January 30th 2022 in South LA (49th St/ Figueroa).’
Call-to-action: Snoop Dogg leaned on his 67.5 million Instagram followers on Monday as he asked for their help in finding his missing dog
Then the multihyphenate described the pet as a grey French Bulldog and added, ‘If you see him please DM me at @reyg213.’
A photo of the missing canine was shared between two yellow banners on the flyer, with the heading stating ‘missing dog’ in capital black letters.
Beneath the image of the dog sticking its tongue out with perked ears were details including description, time he went missing, and contact information.
![Information: The multihyphenate described the pet as a grey French Bulldog and added, 'If you see him please DM me at @reyg213'](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2022/02/01/22/53656249-10465989-Information_The_multihyphenate_described_the_pet_as_a_grey_Frenc-a-44_1643755604851.jpg)
Information: The multihyphenate described the pet as a grey French Bulldog and added, ‘If you see him please DM me at @reyg213’
There was a line with a phone number and several dollar signs included around the word ‘reward,’ indicating that any info leading to the retrieval of the dog would yield compensation.
The post received over 81,000 likes from the rap artist’s substantial following.
If his moniker wasn’t an indication, Snoop is an unabashed dog lover.
In 2022 he’s set to return to host 2022’s Puppy Bowl XVIII with his good friend Martha Stewart.
In addition to Puppy Bowl, the Long Beach native will also be performing at the Super Bowl LVI halftime show on February 13.
The legendary music artist will be joined by fellow acts Mary J. Blige, Eminem, Dr. Dre, and Kendrick Lamar.
The 16-time Grammy nominee appeared in a recent promotional video for the event which showed each entertainer getting ‘the call’ to head to SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, California where the show will take place.
![In-demand: In addition to hosting Puppy Bowl, the Long Beach native will also be performing at the Super Bowl LVI halftime show on February 13](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2022/02/01/22/53656257-10465989-In_demand_In_addition_to_hosting_Puppy_Bowl_the_Long_Beach_nativ-a-45_1643755604858.jpg)
In-demand: In addition to hosting Puppy Bowl, the Long Beach native will also be performing at the Super Bowl LVI halftime show on February 13
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