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among them jayme who saw our report thursday night. >> i instantly started crying. >> reporter: her 6-year-old dog has been missing since july fourth and jayme has a bad feeling. >> i feel like i need closure. >> reporter: the vallejo police department has ruled out felony animal abuse due mostly to a lack of evidence. critics say that's a problem. >> i don't understand it. personally i don't understand it. with the tools that were out here and everything. >> reporter: but the delay between the discovery by ceci peters and the first appearance by animal control officers did make a difference. it turns out she called the private number of an off-duty officer. they didn't get the message for six weeks. >> in this case, had we got the call when she first contacted and reached out to us in february, there would have been -- the scene would have been better preserved and we would have been able to collect far more evidence. >> reporter: since then they've taken the remains and the tools for further study, but without chips or collars it is impossible to identify the dogs now. for jayme and