Lost: Black Terrier Cross Female In South East (RG29)

Sightings and Information

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2012-08-14 11:18 DogLostJayne - Head Office

Have emailed link to dog warden. who agrees it could be bo.

2012-08-14 11:16 DogLostShereen

Message passed on to owner...fingers crossed its her...ill update later

2012-08-14 11:11 DogLostShereen

sounds like the same dog...ive heard nothing back from owners so far...im trying number again but engaged now...will keep trying and will pass on DW number if I get through

2012-08-14 11:06 DogLostJayne - Head Office

Also had an alert through from Harts dog warden with found dog that looks just like Bo...now with dog warden 01252 622122

2012-08-13 10:04 DogLostShereen

Thanks Skippy...ive tried the number listed but seems the phone is turned off??...so Ive sent them a txt to alert them to your post...

2012-08-12 14:22 DogLostskippy, Area Co-ordinator Chester

How confident are we with the lost date? There is a small black and tan female terrier listed as found in Odiham (RG29 1LN) on the Animal Search site on Friday 10th August:

REF Found Dog (AFP129555)
Sex: Bitch (Female)
Colours: Black and Tan
No collar or flea collar
Chipped: Not sure
Neutered: No
handed to me by neighbour, no one in my road has lost a dog like this.
none just thin and looks like yorkie x
http://www.animalsearchuk.co.uk/find-lost-pets/view-pet.php?p=109581&prt=2&viewru=1&sort_order=date&typeOfPet=2&lostOrFound=2&searchDate=2012-07-12&searchRadius=30&showResultsAs=List&petColour1=-1&petColour2=-1&petColour3=-1&petColour4=-1&petHasACollar=Ignore&petCollarColour=-1&GMapsLat=51.2279277&GMapsLng=-0.9497641000000385&GMapsLocationDesc=Hampshire%2C+United+Kingdom%2C+RG29&page=1&search=1&lfonly=fLast edited: 2012-08-12 14:22:58 by skippy, Area Co-ordinator Chester

2012-08-12 12:19 DogLostJayne - Head Office

Alerts sent out to helpers in RG24,25,27,29.

2012-08-12 12:13 Admin

Sorry to see that BO is missing.
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