Lost: WHite With Tan Markings Jack Russell Terrier Cross Female In Wales (CF41)

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2011-03-27 13:31 dewilliams42

im so sorry. maybe someone may have found her-fingers crossed.there are people on loglost who may be able to help with holes- maybe admin could help, also there is someone called owl whose dog whisper tracks.though it has been a while.

2011-03-27 12:38 peeg1964

Yes we've taken Lucy back but no joy.

2011-03-26 13:44 dewilliams42

JRT ARE RESILIENT LITTLE DOGS. I HOPE SHE HAS SURVIVED. HAVE YOU THOUGHT OF TAKING LUCY BACK TO WHERE SHE WAS FOUND TO SEE IF SHE COULD SNIFF HER OUT.

2011-03-26 10:19 peeg1964

Lucy has been found but Sally is still missing. Sadly i think that she is stuck down a hole as where Lucy was found there are holes that are made of rock. She was found after 17 days of being missing so i think she was stuck in a hole and where she had lost weight she was able to get out. She was in a poor state when found but its been a week and she is on the road to recovery. Sally is 8 years old so if she has been stuck down a hole the same as lucy then i dont think she would survive unless she has got out and someone has picked her up.

2011-03-23 10:56 dewilliams42

dont know if you have had any sightings but just noticed on reunited that 2 jrt have been found down a badger sett-could sally be in a similar situation. if they were lost on pentre mountain it is very possible with rabbit/ badger holes.

2011-03-22 16:43 dewilliams42

ANY NEWS ON THIS LITTLE ONE?

2011-03-18 17:46 dewilliams42

HI DO YOU THINK IT MIGHT HELP IF YOU TOOK LUCY BACK TO WHERE YOU FOUND HER-SHE MAY BE ABLE TO TRACK SALLY. SALLY COULD BE STUCK SOMEWHERE. IS SALLY SMALL ENOUGH TO GO DOWN A RABBIT HOLE?

2011-03-17 14:24 AlisonH

Text sent for an update and sadly both Sally and Lucy are still missing.

2011-03-05 12:21 peeg1964

Thanks for all the support. I have notified all the dog rescue organisations in the area and also the vets. i have notified the local dog pound and emailed a poster online to my work mates which covers all RCT. I have put posters in the following areas Pentre Ton Pentre Treorchy, Gelli, Maerdy and Ferndale. i have also put in the local newspaper The Rhondda Leader

2011-03-04 11:33 Goldenfrodo

Thanks Shereen xx Will contact owner.

2011-03-03 23:58 Shereen

Alerts sent out to helpers in CF10,CF11,CF14,CF15,CF23,CF24,CF3,CF30,CF38,CF5,CF64,CF83,CF91,CF95,CF99,NP10

2011-03-03 20:54 Admin

Sorry to see that SALLY is missing.

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