Found: Brindle Lurcher Female In Wales (CF62)

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2013-04-19 22:22 Sqippwipp

This gorgeous girl is now fully recovered and has gone to a fabulous forever home :)))) xx

2013-03-15 20:10 Ros

Oh she's lovely. I actually have a lurcher that I found on the road - suspected dumped and I thought she was a greyhound at first, now realise greyhounds are much bigger but hadn't seen one up close before. We have three dogs so I definitely can't have her but hope someone gives her a lovely home as they are such wonderful and loving dogs despite what they've been through. It's just so lovely that someone has paid for her treatment. and also that they were able to catch her - been there, done that - it is not easy!! Do you think I'd be able to take her some treats?

2013-03-15 18:17 Sqippwipp

She very well may be the same dog, she's not as big as a greyhound but many people ask me if my whippet is a greyhound so it's possible. Also not that far across country. She is a proper little treasure and I would keep her myself if I didn't have two already! I'm afraid my gut feeling is she's got injured while working and just been left behind :(

2013-03-15 15:14 Ros

Wonderful people to be looking after her and treating her. I have been wondering (and hoping) if this is the same dog: 48364
-I went out looking for the reported dog but couldn't find him or her but always hoping it was caught and safe

2013-03-15 11:41 Sqippwipp

Will do my best to get a photo on. Keeping her still has been a challenge!

2013-03-15 11:30 Goldenfrodo

Is there a photo of her please?

2013-03-13 17:48 Sqippwipp

This little girl is now staying at crosslands kennels to recover. She had an infected injury that required surgery. The wonderful owners of crosslands are footing the bill for this and taking care of her until she is either claimed or 're-homed.

2013-03-09 17:44 Admin

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