UPDATED CITIZEN REPORT: Dog Goes Missing From Wildomar Crash

2/28 UPDATE at 3:40 p.m.: Here is a happy email update from the Wildomar resident who has been searching the community for Lucy, the dog that reportedly went missing after her owner was involved in car crash on Bundy Canyon Road early Tuesday morning:

"Lucy is found! She was ejected from the vehicle and ran up into the county yard across the street on Bundy. She got up into the hills, but she is trained to come to a whistle.  ... The family went out there whistling and she finally came! She seems none the worse for wear, just a little sore."

The resident reported that the dog's owner is doing better than expected and is recovering from broken ribs and other injuries, but hopefully will be back with Lucy soon!

ORIGINAL POST: A Wildomar resident has put the call out to help find a dog that may have been injured in a two-car crash on Bundy Canyon Road in Wildomar early Tuesday.

The resident reported “there was a horrible head-on collision last night on Bundy Canyon Road (in Wildomar) after midnight. One of the drivers was ejected from her vehicle and was injured badly. She said that her dog was in the car with her.”

The dog apparently went missing from the accident scene.

According to the resident, the dog is described as a female reddish-colored Queensland Heeler (cattle dog) whose name is Lucy.

It is unknown if the dog is injured.

According to Cal Fire/Riverside County Fire Department spokeswoman Melody Hendrickson, a two-car crash occurred on Bundy Canyon Road at Oak Canyon Drive at 1:08 a.m. Tuesday. Condition of the accident victims is unknown. Hendrickson said there was no mention of a dog in the accident report.

If you have information about the reported missing dog, please contact the Wildomar resident who alerted the community by visiting her Facebook page here and leaving a message or calling 951-609-0300. She can also be reached via email at alaboroflove@verizon.net.