Lost: Staffordshire Cross Female In North East (HX1)

Sightings and Information

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2012-10-05 00:57 Rebecca: Neighbourhood Pet Care, Huddersfield

Im in Huddersfield but cover a vast area with work so will keep an eye out for her. Also posting on my fb group for a wider audience. Fingers and paws crossed for her, such a cutie zx

2012-09-29 20:22 DogLostminigirl - Co-ordinator West Yorkshire

Telephoned to see if any news- owner is still trying to follow up the RSPCA dog.

2012-09-27 20:38 DogLostminigirl - Co-ordinator West Yorkshire

Thanks everyone.
Have phoned owner to ensure they have numbers for holding kennels and to alert them to the found dog with the RSPCA.
Everything crossed for news of her very soon
xx

2012-09-25 04:35 DogLostMiss Marple (Maggie) - Co-ordinator North West Areas/Research Investigator

I've turn the first pic around the right way and uploaded again. You might need to refresh the page.

2012-09-24 22:23 DogLostskippy, Area Co-ordinator Chester

no mention of white, but the RSPCA Huddersfield and Halifax site has a found black brindle female staff, picked up in HX2 postcode yesterday.

ID 3897 - 23/09/2012 - Black and Brindle Staffy, female, friendly, black collar with bones.- HX2

http://halifaxhuddersfield.homeip.net/cgi-bin/lostandfound.py?lostorfound=found&species=Dog

2012-09-24 21:18 DogLostJayne - Head Office

Ammended area and alerts sent out to helpers in all HX postcodes.

2012-09-24 21:10 Merlintrude

This should come under NORTH EAST region. Need to ensure police have been contacted and a crime reference number obtained also get lots of posters up. Good luck

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