Lost: Black Labrador Retriever Female In Northern Ireland (BT35)

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2014-02-21 09:39 DogLostMax - Area Co-ordinator - Cornwall & Area Volunteer - Durham & Ireland

Found ref 64965, might be worth a look at, dog living rough, sex not given,text sent to owner of Meg to check link.

2011-02-16 09:21 B30

Advertised in The Countryman's Weekly magazine. I hope it brings some news.

2011-02-03 18:50 Mollychops

Thanks Sue, I spoke to owner, no news sadly, but this is greatly appreciated

2011-02-03 08:09 B30

Advertised in The Shooting Times magazine. Good Luck

2011-01-12 10:33 Mollychops

very sadly wasnt Meg

2011-01-12 08:30 Mollychops

Thanks Radar ears Ive passed message on to owner

2011-01-11 08:40 Radar Ears

On Gumtree there is a female black lab been found in Lower Ballinderry, I think that's about 25 miles from Newry (according to Google maps!).
The ad says:
Black lab female found in Lower Ballinderry area 9/1/11
Please contact 02892 652851 the finder's name is Vivien.

Probably a long-shot, but stranger things have happened.

Last edited: 2011-01-11 08:41:18 by Radar Ears

2011-01-10 13:48 xEmma

Hope you find her, I'm very close to the area so I will keep an eye out. I will ask in the vets in Newry today if they have heard any word. My mum seen a smallish red labrador x pup in Lurganare yesterday, possibly dumped, just putting it out in case there's any connection (no sign of dog anymore). Also contact Banbridge/Newry and any other dog wardens anywhere in the area, they work in strange ways and I have heard of them covering each others' areas. Also worth calling up to the pound kennels to take a look yourself, even if they've said they haven't got her, just in case (I've heard it happen before..)

2011-01-10 09:12 Mollychops

Meg was stolen from her kennel between 9 and 10.20 pm on 31st December. Owner has notifiedthe police , has put her on the local radio stations, and will get her in the papers. Ive suggested sending her posting out to as many dog wardens as possible. She is micro chipped thankfully.I will email out advice sheets

2011-01-10 08:37 DogLostJayne - Founder Doglost.

Poster e mailed to helpers in BT32,33,34,35,60,61,62,63

2011-01-10 07:36 Daisy

Cross posted to Labrador forums

Hope Meg is soon found x

2011-01-10 05:19 Mollychops

I will make contactwith owners

2011-01-09 20:59 Admin

Sorry to see that MEG is missing.

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