Lost: Yellow Labrador Retriever Female In Wales (SA14)

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2019-03-04 21:26 jayne

just incase https://www.facebook.com/PPDDOGS/posts/1028177123973229

2012-06-23 22:02 cavvy lover of pembrokeshire

Have just seen this on a Lost & Found Dogs in Wales on Facebook and wondered, just wondered if it could be Meg.

When I was visiting Maes Glas vets,Brackla,Bridgend today,a lady came in with a stray,to be checked for a chip.Unfortunately,she wasn't.The lady has taken her home and left her details in the appropriate places.She also gave me her number.The dog is a lab/golden retriever bitch,aged approx 10.Has had a skin complaint,but it's healing up and has a lovely temperament.Found In Litchard,Nr.Bridgend.The lady's name is Lesley Hayver...Number is 07789503595

2012-03-28 11:57 Goldenfrodo

Text sent to see if there was any news.

2012-03-13 11:27 Goldenfrodo

Email sent for update and requested photo again.

2012-03-04 20:20 Goldenfrodo

As soon as we have a photo, I can crosspost to Labrador and Gundog Forums.
Hope Meg is found soon xx

2012-03-04 12:51 buffysmum

Will pick up piccie on Monday if Meg is not home. Owner has spoken to Police and will speak to DW on Monday. Have advised owner of all usual avenues and will print off posters once pic is available. Meg has gone walkabouts before but someone in the village has usually bought her home.

2012-03-04 12:36 AlisonH

Photo not available until Monday.

2012-03-03 22:20 AlisonH

Text sent requesting photo.

2012-03-03 21:09 Admin

Sorry to see that MEG is missing.

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