Lost: Black With Brown Paws Schnauzer: Minature Female In Scotland (DD10)
- Dog ID 102938
- Status Lost
- Registered 29 Jul 2016
- Name MIA
- Gender & Breed Female Schnauzer: Minature
- Age Young Adult
- Colour Black with brown paws
- Marks & Scars No known scars or marks
- Tagged No
- Microchipped Yes
- Tattooed No
- Date Lost 24 Jul 2016
- Where Lost Public walk area behind Montrose railway station
- Lost In Region Scotland
- Lost In Post Area DD10
- Date Reunited
- Other Info The dog was lost during the dayly walk with the mrs. She was sadly last sighted behind the barriers for the tracks so we fear she is taken by the train. However as the maintenance staff for the tracks and the police haven found any sign of her we hope she is stray. The dog has her period so there is a possibility she is looking for a male dog to mate with and that this is the reason she doesn't respond. We have searchecd the area and think we might have heard her barking in the distans but as its in
- Listed By Sigurd Vermundsen
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- 2016-08-15 14:06 Sigurd Vermundsen
- Hi all
Sorry for the late reply.
The email notifications from this page had been removed by my spam mail filter and I did not see them before today.
As we have not heard anything from anyone in regds to Mia we think our worst fear is true. Since she was observed inside the barried area around the train tracks at Montrose Station. We now have settled down that she is killed by the train.
But you newer know so this add will be kept a couple of months more in case this is not true and anyone spots her.
As she is chipped our adress is online for people with chip readers.
Best rgds
Sig & Solvi - 2016-08-09 00:25 Happiness yorkie lover xxx
- Owner any updates please X
- 2016-08-03 15:35 Rose
- Any news x
- 2016-07-30 00:02 Sharon - Social Media Volunteer
- I have shared with Doglost FB group, Public & Twitter. I hope Mia is safely back at home soon. X
- 2016-07-29 16:15 Sue - onestopalldogs
- Shared fb twitter
- 2016-07-29 11:23 AlisonH
- Email alerts sent to postcodes DD9,DD10
- 2016-07-29 09:43
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