Though there is a lot of fun to be had for NBA players during the league’s offseason, Denver Nuggets youngster Bones Hyland is unfortunately having a rather tough time.
Sadly, the impressive 21-year-old recently revealed that his dog is currently lost. He’s been posting about his dog recently, who was lost in the state of Colorado, and he is now offering a nice chunk of change as well as a signed jersey for whoever brings his dog back.
Please help me out my Colorado family!! This would mean the world to me… 🙏🏽 My Dog is Missing, If you seen or have her let me know asap thank you. 🙌🏽 pic.twitter.com/RgGPS4gvl2
— Bones Hyland (@BizzyBones11) July 17, 2022
5k award & A signed jersey by Me for whoever bring my dog back she’s still missing 🙏🏽🥺… pic.twitter.com/vfpwSq6e8i
— Bones Hyland (@BizzyBones11) July 19, 2022
Hyland seems to truly love his dog, and it seems he would take her back from whoever brought her home with no questions asked. He even said that losing his dog has him feeling like he has lost a family member.
I ain’t feel like this ina long time losing a dog feel like losing a family member 🤦🏽♂️
— Bones Hyland (@BizzyBones11) July 19, 2022
Yes the dog is microchipped , but the person has to go get it scanned to return it back to me or so we can locate it… Somebody has her!
— Bones Hyland (@BizzyBones11) July 19, 2022
Surely, there are a lot of fans in the Colorado area keeping their eyes peeled for the little dog. Hopefully, the story has a happy ending and Hyland and his dog are reunited in the very near future.
Once the two are reunited, Hyland will surely turn his full focus to getting even better as a basketball player. He averaged 10.1 points, 2.8 assists and 2.7 rebounds per game during the 2021-22 regular season, and it was only his rookie campaign.
He also played quite well in the Nuggets’ lone playoff series, recording double-digit point totals three times in a five-game series loss to the eventual NBA champion Golden State Warriors.
Hyland doesn’t seem worried about basketball at the moment, however. He just wants his four-legged friend back.
