Lost: Tri Colour Terrier Jack Russell Male In North East (DN9)

Sightings and Information

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2013-04-04 16:29 Woo sips

One found in your region today, sorry cant remember the I'd number but if you see today's date on the found section there is a little boy like yours listed x

2013-01-08 18:33 claire

So sorry to hear poor Alfie is missing. I live at Blaxton in the DN9 area so I will keep a look out for him & I have put the link on my Facebook page to let all my friends in the area know. Hurry home Alfie xx

2013-01-07 06:46 DogLostMiss Marple (Maggie) - Co-ordinator North West Areas/Research Investigator

new poster picture, please refresh the page to view it.

2013-01-05 16:30 DogLostJayne - Head Office

Alerts sent to helpers in DN1-12.

2013-01-04 21:03 DogLostminigirl - Co-ordinator West Yorkshire

Photo added-please could poster alerts go out.
x

2013-01-04 17:08 DogLostminigirl - Co-ordinator West Yorkshire

Sadly, there is no further news of Alfie.
Have requested a photo.
xx

2012-12-29 12:23 DogLostminigirl - Co-ordinator West Yorkshire

Alfie went missing around woodlands,near the farm he lives on.
When he went missing he was wearing a red collar with ID tag and green Barbour type coat.
He is Microchipped and has been flagged up as missing.
Owner has contacted all the relevant authorities and has postered the area. They have been in touch with local vets, papers and radio stations.
They have been out searching the woods and fields and friend's dogs have tried to track him.
They are going to try to send a photo of Alfie for his doglost poster.
If found, he must be reported to the dog warden, as is required by LAW

2012-12-28 16:21 Admin

Sorry to see that ALFIE is missing.
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