Lost: Fawn Border Terrier Cross Male In North East (NE24)

Sightings and Information

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2012-11-10 21:09 juliah

Hi, could this be Quinn on Cleadon Kennels website? He looks like he's been out for a while. He is called Rover on their site and was picked up this week by the dog warden.

2012-09-28 22:09 Aud40

Any update on Quinn.

2012-09-20 09:00 Aud40

is there any update on Quinn,do hope he as been found.x

2012-09-14 09:55 DogLostminigirl - Co-ordinator West Yorkshire

Tried to phone for an update
xx

2012-09-10 08:48 Kathy

Would recommend, if possible, that your friend goes to the kennels where they keep stray dogs, as I know of a number of people who lost their dog, phoned the kennels to be told they were not held there, but found them there when visiting, so worth a look, just in case. Hope he is found soon.

2012-09-10 06:08 Aud40

Do hope Quinn is back home safe and well soon.I have posted on my Fb page also on Dog Lost fb,there are a large number of Border Terrier owners heading up to Northumberland this coming weekend for Borderfest North

2012-09-07 10:24 DogLostminigirl - Co-ordinator West Yorkshire

Tried to ring for an update and to offer help/advice.
Will also request a photo
x

2012-09-06 22:45 Admin

Sorry to see that QUINN is missing.
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