Lost: Black With White Stripe On Chest Cross Breed Unknown In South East (EN11)

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2013-06-25 22:04 Border Girl

Has there been any news at all about these pups?

2013-06-12 22:11 Border Girl

Good to see that there is a small piece in one of the local papers about the missing puppies. Really hope you get some news about them soon and that they are reunited with you and their mum.

2013-06-07 15:08 Unknown

ravenette. could`nt agree more. Fingers xd.

2013-06-06 09:54 Kenna

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2013-06-06 08:42 ClaireC

Lowest of the low in my books! I am so so sorry for your loss of the puppies but do sincerely hope that whoever has them is caught.

2013-06-06 00:24 Eris

More innocent pups being ripped from their homes, this time without even the mum to curl around and love them clean them and feed them. Oh the poor little mites, if they don't get stimulated to releave themselves the way the mum does by licking them to get them to do it, they will not survive. :-( Some people are so sick it defies belief. Is there ANY chance that it might be local kids who knew/were told about the pups being born somehow and decided to get one for themselves? As I can well believe that kids would not realise the importance of them getting the mothers colostrum at that age, and the brashness of youth could make them think raising pups without the mum was not a hard task.

2013-06-05 21:46 DogLostRavenette - Area Co-ordinator - West Sussex

Why would you steal puppies this young if they don't stand a chance of surviving....either they are totally thick or just downright cruel....probably both GRRRRRRRRRR

2013-06-05 21:30 Unknown

I think the idiots who stole them do know, bu they could not care less. Paws, and fingers xd for a positive result. Come on babies get yourselves reunited SOON.

2013-06-05 20:13 Doodle Trust

This is from yesterdays police notice.

K1/13/1109 refers to a burglary from a house in Hoddesdon today, between midnight and 06.45 hours.
The offenders have entered the property from the garden and taken 3 x one day old Cockerpoo puppies from a cage, leaving one puppy behind.
The puppies are described as black with each one having a white stripe down their chest.
Any information regarding this crime, please dial 101 and quote the above reference number.

2013-06-05 19:39 ClaireC

I am so very sorry to read about these puppies. Are we able to know was the house broken into, did someone call into view the puppies. Are you completely sure that the mother has not harmed her babies because very sadly this can happen. I do most sincerely hope that you can find out what has happened to them.

2013-06-05 18:40 Fabapocalypse

This is truly appalling. Shocking. I live in Hoddesdon. Have shared on Southern Lurcher Rescue Facebook page and forum and everywhere else I think locals might see it. Poor puppies...

2013-06-05 18:38 Netty-B

Have just contacted the forest vets at eastwick lodge, just out of Harlow on the A414 and made them aware of the stolen pups.

2013-06-05 18:22 Netty-B

This is the lowest anyone could go, how did they manage to steal them, and as there are more than three puppies in the photo, what has happened to the others??? Sometimes i cannot believe what goes on in the world now, where do you start to look? The poor mum must know something is going on and must be upset!!! I do hope they are back where they belong before its too late. If i can help in anyway i will, i live in Harlow.

2013-06-05 17:51 DogLostJayne - Founder Doglost.

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2013-06-05 17:45 Maggie

Photo on ready for email alerts to go out.

2013-06-05 16:44 Doodle Trust

Shared on Labradoodle Trust facebook page.

2013-06-05 15:57 maviee

owner, I would recommend calling all local vets, farm shops, pet shops and enquire if anyone (esp vets)if they have had a call about 1 day old puppies needing milk!! they would know as if these people are planning to sell them they will need special milk to raise them its a hell of a long shot but may be possible!!

2013-06-05 13:42 AlisonH

Poor puppies. Don't the idiots who stole them realise they probably won't survive without their mothers milk.

2013-06-05 13:19 Unknown

Cannot believe this. How low can someone stoop? Hope they are found soon. <ake them "Too hot to handle" All zd,

2013-06-05 12:13 Angel

Only 1 day old! poor babies. Hope they are found very soon.

2013-06-05 09:54 Admin

Sorry to see that 1 DAY OLD PUPPIES STOLEN is missing.

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