Lost: Possibly Brindle Staffordshire Bull Terrier Male In South East (OX13)

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2013-07-26 11:32 Shereen

http://www.oxfordmail.co.uk/news/10569601.CRUNCHY_S_PAIR_JAILED_FOR_CRUELTY/?ref=mr

Still no Jizz though

2012-01-24 20:34 Unknown

Hope there will be a positive result in this case. Fingers and paws xd.

2012-01-24 18:14 Eccles

How can this place have operated for so long? Are there no checks or regulations on charity rescue centres?. Longworth, Abington is not far from SN1 postcode where so many dogs have been dumped recently some in a very poor condition, might this explain where they have come from. Just glad these animals have now been removed.

2012-01-24 16:27 BonBon

If the small photo on the BBC Oxford website is an indication of the conditions these poor animals were kept in then thank goodness they have been removed. Let's hope the RSPCA scan all the dogs - you never know what they might find! Shereen - Would they be prepared to let you see the dogs or at least show you photos of them? Carole

2012-01-24 14:01 Shereen

BBC OXFORD 3PM TODAY.There will be a report showing the conditions CRUNCHYS have kept thier animals in.

2011-06-08 20:57 jobadger

If the RSPCA and police are involved then why not ask their assistance for any information about a dog with Jizz' description being taken to veterinary surgeries for a skin complaint - or for anything else? Lists of these are easily available but you need to get round the data protection thing. Calls both from you and to you can also be traced through phone bills.
I seriously doubt the 'flying in a specialist from the States' having looked at their status on the Charity Commissions webpage. Can no-one request an inspection of their accounts? The re-selling (sorry re-donating of funds) should show up if the dog is declared on their books.
There is something very odd about this.

Last edited: 2011-06-09 08:45:29 by jobadger

2011-06-08 20:16 Shereen

Thanks Sue,I hope it brings some good news.Goodluck Jizz.x

2011-06-08 09:39 B30

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

2011-04-18 15:45 natalie

Have the owners who originally adopted Jizz contacted crunchies? Surely she would have to give them some answers she can hardly deny knowing who they are after they talked to her for such a long period of time!

2011-04-18 15:34 natalie

Was it Crunchy's who were involved in the case with Toby the border collie? This is dreadful i wonder why they keep doing things like this when Jizz obviously had a home to go to where he was wanted and being looked after! I hope he is okay what with him needing specialist treatment for his skin. I also think he has shar pei in him, which could explain the skin problems. The poor little thing, fingers crossed somebody recognises him and comes forward, or the lady at Crunchy's decides to let the owners know what happened to him!

2011-04-11 21:09 Animal Magic Chelt

Oh gosh...what a sad story...shared. Fingers crossed they can get some news on this.
Maria
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2011-04-11 21:09 Animal Magic Chelt

Oh gosh...what a sad story...shared. Fingers crossed they can get some news on this.
Maria
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2011-04-11 10:08 Unknown

Shame they can't take the owner to court - she would have to tell the truth under oath - if she didn't it is a criminal offence and maybe she would have a hefty fine, or imprisonment, they may even put her out of business.

2011-04-10 21:40 Shereen

Will start sharing this,Jizz's markings are quite clear,he looks like he has some Shar pei in there... Ive got a feeling he could be in the Abingdon or surrounding area possibly not too far away??

2011-04-10 17:47 BC

Jizz was adopted (although again no paperwork was provided) by Luke and Charlotte in September 2009, from Crunchys Animal Rescue in Abingdon. Jizz was four months old, and as you can see he didnt have a hair on his body, he was in a very bad condiition, he did not respond to the medication that Angie had given the couple, after continued phone calls to Crunchys, they were told that the dog would have to be placed in quarantine, and that she was flying a specialist over from America who would be able to help Jizz get better, this was in April 2010, they called regularly to see how Jizz was, and were told he had to remain in quarantine, this continued until September 2010, throughout this period they were told that because the dog was in quarantine they would not be allowed to visit, and also that there was construction work being done there (heard this one a few times from them). they were asked to foster another Staffie for them, until Jizz was well enough to be returned home, which they did, and they still have the dog now. Then Angie stopped speaking to them, at this point the RSPCA and Police were asked to visit Crunchys to get their dog back for them, when they arrived the dog was no where to be found, and she told them that she had never heard of Luke. They would really like to know what happened to Jizz, they are aware that if Angie has rehomed him the people who now have him, would not of been told the full story, and probably would of been told another pack of lies. Did you purchase this dog between April - Sept 2010"

Last edited: 2011-04-10 17:47:49 by BC

2011-04-10 17:33 Admin

Sorry to see that JIZZ is missing.

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