Lost: Black & Tan Doberman Male In East Anglia (LN9)

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2011-02-02 13:12 fhinks

Still not found and sadly missed. Unfortunately we suspect a farmer of killing our dogs but obviously we cannot prove anything. Thank you to everyone who has helped.

2010-12-28 14:57 natalie

there is a male doberman at strayaid, up for rehoming, http://www.strayaid.co.uk/index.php?option=com_content&view=category&layout=blog&id=1&Itemid=21, may be worth checking out, Natalie

2010-12-18 18:35 DogLostRiverlady

Have put on twitter + will circulate.

2010-12-18 16:42 AlisonH

Sent text for an update and sadly they just seem to have disappeared without a trace.

2010-12-14 12:29 DogLostAngus

alerts going out to helpers in postcode areas LN10,LN11,LN13,LN3,LN4,LN8,LN9,PE22,PE23

2010-12-13 22:20 AlisonH

Can email alerts be sent out please.

2010-12-13 21:28 AlisonH

Still not received photo but will send you a poster Carley as soon as picture arrives.

2010-12-13 18:19 Carley

Any chance of a poster to put up in reception here - lots of people in this weekend with dogs from all over Lincs?

2010-12-13 16:55 AlisonH

Just spoken with the owner of Benson and Tutty. The dogs live in a fairly rural area on a farm and seem to have disappeared under suspicious circumstances. Tutty went missing late in the evening and then Benson disappeared the following day. They are dogs that would not easily be caught and are quite wary of strangers. The dog warden has been informed and have advised owner to contact the local dog pounds and get an appeal put out on the local radio. Am trying to get hold of a photo so posters and flyers can be sent.

2010-12-13 12:10 Admin

Sorry to see that BENSON AND TUTTY is missing.

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