Clicking on the name, I then got the telephone number. Leaving my computer for a moment I used the telephone instead and called the number listed. The person who answered was not our dog's former owner and was somewhat startled at my explanation for the call. She had never heard of Reverse Lookup and she didn't use the Web. However, she did indeed know the former owner of the house, did know her new married name and did know she had stayed in the same town.
Email is superb for instant global communication but it lacks a certain sensitivity.
The message I had to send would be handwritten on best white paper with fresh black ink in my fountain pen. I wanted to send a photo and express my thanks for sharing such a wonderful companion with us. And sometimes the slow, dependable progress of the mailman, delivering a personal note in a thick envelope with real postage stamps is all the speed that's necessary to get a message across. Our Misha was a dog from the old century. She understood mail carriers, delivery trucks, packages and letters.