Lost: White Chihuahua Female In Wales (SA5)

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2013-01-14 13:20 Su

I dont want to build anyones hopes up but at 10.59am this morning (14th January 2013) we were stationary at the traffic lights in Station Road, Fforestfach waiting to turn right into Carmarthen Road, a blonde woman was walking a small white Chihuahua, along Carmarthen Road past the shops, (Flabelos, Post Office and Mollys) as the dog was wearing a black coat, I could not establish if it was male or female but I could see a small coffee coloured mark on its back at the base of the tail. I am on the helpers list and live in SA4 I will also share on Facebook, I do hope Tiffany is reunited soon x

2012-11-02 11:51 dewilliams42

im from sa3 and will keep a look out in this area. not sure offhand where sa5 is. are you sure she was taken as being small she could have possibly squeezed through a tiny gap. i expect you have posted well as someone may have taken her in. have you checked greenhill kennels in morriston and many tears often have dogs handed in. hope you find her safe and well soon. what time of day did she go missing?

2012-10-15 11:22 DogLostgoldenfrodo, Area Co-ordinator Wales and NW

Sadly, Tiffany is still missing and there's been no news at all.

2012-10-09 16:23 DogLostgoldenfrodo, Area Co-ordinator Wales and NW

Thanks Jayne x
Shared on Facebook. Hope this little sweetheart is safely home soon x

2012-10-09 15:10 DogLostJayne - Head Office

Alerts sent to helpewrs in SA1-8,18.

2012-10-09 14:53 Admin

Sorry to see that TIFFANY is missing.
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