Lost: White And Tan Cross Breed Female In South East (ME13)

Sightings and Information

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2012-07-20 13:15 DogLostSherlock Bones-POLICE CONTACT CO-ORDINATOR

email received: Mini arrived on UK soil last Friday 13th July from Spain
She was brought over by friends that help in a spanish shelter and the dog has been homed in the UK by Dogwatchuk in the west mids.

Mini (this is her name not Mia) struggled out of her collar as they stopped at their friends kennels in Wells lane/Walk Faversham to stay overnight as the dogs were being walked (6 dogs in total as the transporter brought her own 5 dogs on holiday to the Uk with her)

Mini ran off towards the bridge of the motorway towards the Faversham road and then went out of site.

No sitings have been made of her and we have contacts all rescues and Dws in that area. We have not heard back from the highways or street cleasning to say the little dog has been found on the road dead.
Mini has been missing a week today and we are really worried that she will have been killed or picked up by someone. The Transporter has posted in local villages too in case she has run across open countryside - as it is very wide open there. Any sitings of poor Mini please ring us asap Thanks

2012-07-19 11:16 Battersea Dogs HomeAbbalish

Report made at BDCH, ref 293081

2012-07-19 07:31 Pet SearchersJan.Petsearchuk

I have received notification of this dog from the owners friend and I understand she is microchipped and it has been changed to the UK address, also the dogs name is Mia....I have circulted it on Petsearch.

2012-07-18 23:39 DogLostJayne - Head Office

Alerts sent out o local helpers.

2012-07-18 23:14 Admin

Sorry to see that MINI is missing.
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