Lost: Black & Tan German Shepherd Cross Female In North East (S6)

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2017-04-09 22:52 rosemary

https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=626965547496443&set=gm.2014168888843003&type=3&theater

2009-08-29 21:35 AlisonH

Text sent for update. This little one is still missing.

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2009-05-18 09:49 Goldenfrodo

I agree. Probably best described as a GSD cross. Hope this little one is safely home soon.

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2009-05-17 20:58 DogLostMajorjet (Jan) - Area Co-ordinator - Liverpool/Merseyside, North West

She does look more a GSD cross than Akita.  Fingers crossed she is found soon.  Good luck.  Jan x

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2009-05-17 20:21 Jumanji - Co-ordinator.South.Yorkshire

This girl had only been with her owners for a week.They were told her father was an AKITA although its hard to tell from the photo how much the Akita in her shows so best kept described as a german shepherd cross i think.

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2009-05-17 20:00 Jumanji - Co-ordinator.South.Yorkshire

I have spoken to this girls owners and advised re postering. They have sent an email to the council  for the attention of the dog warden but i have strongly advised that they ring the dog warden  in person. Am texting them the contact number for Sheffield City Pound. Hoping to see this girl back home very soon xx Pam

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2009-05-17 14:22 Goldenfrodo

Owner - So sorry your little girl has gone missing.Please send a photo of her to Admin as soon as possible.When you are logged in, Your poster can be printed from her page by clicking on DOG POSTER 1 on the left hand side above the dogs details box. Please get as many posters up as you can, immediately, and inform all authorities, Dog Warden, Rescues, Police, and vets as soon as possible in case she has been picked up. It is important that you check with your local pounds every day, as dogs can be rehomed after seven days if not claimed. Its best not just to rely on phone calls but to visit in person. Good luck and hope she's back home soon. Barbara x

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