Found: Black And Liver And White Unknown Unknown In South East (AL3)

  • Dog ID 112968
  • Status Found
  • Registered 24 Mar 2017
  • Name SPRINGER AND COCKER SPANIEL IN BAD CONDITION
  • Gender & Breed Unknown Unknown
  • Age Adult
  • Colour Black and liver and white
  • Marks & Scars Male and female
  • Tagged No
  • Microchipped No
  • Tattooed Unknown
  • Date Found 16 Mar 2017
  • Where Found Flamstead
  • Found In Region South East
  • Found In Post Area AL3
  • Date Reunited
  • Other Info
  • Listed By
  • Views 15275
  • SPRINGER AND COCKER SPANIEL IN BAD CONDITIONPoster Image
  • SPRINGER AND COCKER SPANIEL IN BAD CONDITIONExtra Image

 

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SimonH
The dogs will likely be rehomed via the RSPCA Southridge Animal Centre where they're currently located and being being cared for.
Ali Hetherington
Can you let us know if these two dogs were together and know each other ? Also whether they have a time limit staying in the kennels if owners aren't found? I'm sure people would offer help if they is a possibility they will be PTS! :(
Hollieberry
Does anyone know how these 2 dogs are doing ?
ClaireC
Confirmed by Will Clulee Gun dogs that neither of these dogs are theirs.
kes
Sharing again... lets hope these darlings get back home x
ClaireC
I've emailed again!
ClaireC
I've asked, and no response!
Lin Iddon
any news from Will Clulee?
ClaireC
Will Clulee gun dogs have responded back to me and will check out.
Esther
To the lady who picked them up.....Thank you. No mean feat to pick up two strange and smelly dogs and put them in your car. You are a star. Yes Jasper I agree. The second dog must have come out when he saw his friend being taken away. So hope their future is bright and together.
ClaireC
I have sent an email to Will Clulee of Poolgreen Gundogs an email as it was suggested that these 2 could have been stolen from him.
DogLostJasper - Area Volunteer, Somerset
Look forward to seeing these two blossom in the coming weeks and really hope they can stay together.
Mary
It doesn't look like the springer is Libby 99008 as photos on facebook show more liver on side and back. I have sent a text to mobile number found on facebook, which differs from the one on DogLost.
Unknown
Good to see these poor dogs are in good hands now, and beingcared for Hope there will be a happy result here
Juls
Bless them , so sad heart breaking , so glad and thank you to finder for taking them to vets , I have spaniels lovely dogs such a shame either neglect being so uncharted fir and matted or been loss a long time ? Hope they both are ok and safe x x x
DogLostDiane - Administrator
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kes
Poor darlings... sharing on missing sites x
JANI
sharing to groups xx
OliviaS
i know they have checked for a chip but have they checked their necks to see if any sign of them being removed? Might not be obvious with all that matted fur :-(
ClaireC
Thanks Max for call. Spoke with Feena's owner and confirmed not her. I suspect these two have come off a puppy farm from that way! Poor dogs but hopefully they will pick up but concerned for the one with high white blood count! Last edited: 2017-03-24 17:35:47 by ClaireC
NickyB
thankyou thankyou dear kind lady who stopped and acted immediately taking the dogs to the vets. if only these dogs could talk......... they are in good hands now with the rspca......... yet 2 more found/lost dogs without microchips. i shall watch this space and look forward to a happy ending
mazholenk
Yep already done
DogLostMax - Area Co-ordinator - Cornwall & Area Volunteer - Durham & Ireland
It is probably better if you think it is a specific dog, to either check on that dogs post, to see if there is a local coordinator or volunteer & let them know, they can then speak to owner. If there isn't one listed on the dogs post, then contact owner yourself to see if they are aware, as some do not always check posts/links etc. That way you can be sure the info gets there as comments left are not always picked up. Thanks
mazholenk
Wasn't Libby lost in flamstead??
mazholenk
Can bombel doglost I'd 99506 be ruled out please
DogLostNicky - Area Co-ordinator London, Home Counties & Police Liaison
George has docked tail so Emma thinks not him but thanks. Wishing these dogs a much better future x
Unknown
Poor dogs!!!! Hope they get sorted asap xx
DogLostNicky - Area Co-ordinator London, Home Counties & Police Liaison
Poor dogs thank goodness for the lady who stopped to help them. I will contact George's (89771) owner to see if it could be him. Thank you for listing Gilly
Mary
Could the springer be Libby 99008 went missing in AL3 a year ago?
mazholenk
Oh god, poor dogs. As Mary has said was the area searched to see if there were anymore as they could have been dumped
Mary
Oh these poor dogs. Was the area searched to make sure there were no others dumped?
Unknown
The spaniel-type dogs were found by a woman who was driving in Friendless Lane, Flamstead, on Thursday evening last week (16 March). Both dogs had matted fur and were covered in faeces.

They were taken to a vet, where they were both on IV fluids for two days. They’re now in the care of the RSPCA’s Southridge Animal Centre.

RSPCA inspector Rachel Smith, who is investigating, said: “The woman who found the dogs was driving when she saw what she thought was a badger at the side of the road. The animal wasn’t moving so she got out of her car to see if it was OK.Clyde.JPG

“As she got nearer she realised it wasn’t a badger but actually a liver and white spaniel dog. The dog looked clearly neglected. She got the dog in her car to take to the vet, and as she was doing so, a second dog – also looking neglected and with twine around his neck – came out of the bushes at the side of the road.

“They were both very thin, had faeces all over their bodies and had extremely matted fur.”

The dogs have been named Bonnie and Clyde. It is thought that Bonnie – the liver and white dog – is aged around five, while Clyde – a black spaniel – is aged three.

An examination by a vet found that Bonnie had a high white blood cell count and that Clyde had an abscess on his anal glands.

Additionally, the dogs’ fur was extremely matted, with some of the dreadlocks being thicker than a thumb.

Neither dogs are microchipped so the RSPCA has no way of knowing where they came from. Inspector Smith said: “We are hoping that someone recognises them and will get in touch with us.

“This is an example of why microchipping is important. Since April last year it has been the law that dogs should be microchipped. Bonnie and Clyde may have been stolen or escaped, but we will not be able to find out where they came from without relying on the public to give us more information.”
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