Lost: White And Tan Jack Russell Terrier Male In Wales (CH8)

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2022-07-20 16:33 Lily

I can confirm this isn’t cooper

2022-07-20 15:24 Lily

Thanks - We are trying to check

2022-07-17 16:34 Bo

This was posted on the Formby Bubble a FBpage. The tide current around this area usually is from Holywell to Formby -
“ There are the remains of a terrier type dog washed upon the tide line by the first lookout hut at Altcar Range. I hope someone can scan it for a chip and maybe give the poor owner some closure.”
I hope it’s not Cooper.

2022-07-10 19:01 Vizslamum

Fingers crossed Cooper is found safe and soon. xxx

2022-07-10 13:37 DogLostSharon - Social Media Volunteer

Shared to our National DogLost FB group x

2022-07-10 12:39 HelperSky's AngelsLouise

Shared to Lost and Found Pets UK and Sky's Angels on FB

2022-07-10 10:14 Lily

I’m in contact and advising
Scammer aware
Will make a share post on DogLost wales new Facebook

2022-07-10 10:11 Admin

Sorry to see that COOPER is missing.

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