Lost: Light Brown Pug Female In East Anglia (NR33)

Sightings and Information

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2012-07-03 08:17 Pet SearchersJan.Petsearchuk

I have circulated this on Petsearch...

2012-06-24 10:45 DogLostHelen, Area Co-ordinator Norfolk and Suffolk

Thanks Jayne x

2012-06-24 10:33 DogLostJayne - Head Office

Alerts sent out to helpers in NR30,31,32,33,34,35.

2012-06-24 10:02 DogLostHelen, Area Co-ordinator Norfolk and Suffolk

Posters and flyers now made up and E-mailed on to the owner.

Thank you all for helping to spread on this little one, hopefully she will be home very soon xx

2012-06-24 08:21 laurie

Will put on my facebook page hope this little one home soon xx

2012-06-24 07:57 amberpaws

Really hope this sweetheart is safe home soon. I'm in NR34 so will be keeping an eye out locally.

2012-06-24 00:33 lesleyjane

Poster, poster, poster....must make her really high profile.....ads in local paper, on radio, let local cab firms/refuse collectors/postmen etc know......great she is chipped, hope she is home soon.x

2012-06-23 22:14 DogLostRiverlady, Twitter Co-ordinator

Have put Millie on twitter + will circulate.

2012-06-23 21:39 DogLostHelen, Area Co-ordinator Norfolk and Suffolk

Millie was stolen from the garden on the 21st June. The Dog Warden and police have been contacted and the owner has a CRN.
I will E-mail general information including contact numbers for vets in the area.
I have added Millie's details to Dog Lost Norfolk and Suffolk facebook group and other groups in the area.
Stay safe Millie until you are found xxx

2012-06-23 21:31 Admin

Sorry to see that MILLIE STOLEN is missing.
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