Lost: White And Fawn Lurcher Female In North East (WF2)

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2013-09-30 08:53 DogLostJayne - Founder Doglost.

Tx Gill have forwarded to minigirl our local co ordinator.

2013-09-30 08:36 Unknown

Has anyone checked this out yet ???

2013-09-29 00:04 Unknown

Dog 55776...... Looks similar can you check this out please, although they referring to the sighted dog as a male..... They could be mistaken ..... Thanks

2013-09-18 08:43 Jumanji - Co-ordinator.South.Yorkshire

Thanks Sue ! Hoping this will bring news of Rizzle x

2013-09-18 08:27 B30

Advertised in this weeks Countryman's Weekly magazine. I hope it brings some news.

2013-09-04 09:16 Jumanji - Co-ordinator.South.Yorkshire

Sadly Rizzle is still missing.
I have nominated her for our Countrymans Weekly advert

2013-06-12 18:48 Furlover - Area Co-ordinator, West Yorkshire

Owner rang to say that whilst cleaning the yard today around where Rizzle was - she found a link from the chain which has been cut. So it appears now that Rizzle HAS been stolen. I have advised owner to notify the police and obtain crime reference no. The M1 runs fairly close by so need to widen the area

2013-06-10 20:13 Furlover - Area Co-ordinator, West Yorkshire

Rizzle was last seen around 8.30pm on Friday 8th June with the other dog (a Jack Russell). It is quite a rural area. They usually have free rein of the yard during the day but are then kept on a chain overnight. The Jack Russell was there but Rizzle was missing along with the attached chain. It isnt clear if she has been taken due to the fact she has broken her chain before chasing a cat. Dog warden has been notified and Flushdyke kennels contacted as well as the chip company. I am emailing contact details for the other holding kennels and advised owner to contact surrounding dog wardens and get as many posters up as possible around the area.Suggested searching the area and to check in any outbuildings in case Rizzle has broken free and become caught if had chain attached.

2013-06-10 13:29 DogLostJayne - Founder Doglost.

Done.

2013-06-10 13:20 Gino

Can anybody send the alert to the areas below...my system has stopped!

2013-06-10 13:09 Gino

Alert sent to helpers in WF1-6,9,12. S71,72,75. LS10,26,27.

2013-06-10 12:23 Admin

Sorry to see that RIZZLE is missing.

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