Lost: Red Setter Cross Male In South West (SN12)

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2014-01-23 19:34 Unknown

Number no longer recognised.

2013-10-24 13:55 Lilybear

no response to messages, hoping oxo home safely.

2013-10-22 11:27 Lilybear

A friend is fairly confident Oxo has been found, seen to be reunited on local fb pages. I will try to contact owner to confirm.

2013-10-21 12:48 Lilybear

Hope to catch up with owner today to share any update/photo. Have checked local fb page spotted:melksham, mention of a dog possibly taken to bath cats dogs home, nothing confirmed just now. fingers crossed.

2013-10-20 21:05 Lilybear

Thanks Sammie, I became aware of Oxo missing earlier in day & was able to share your advice front sheet & attached advice sheets by email. Have yet to speak with owner but hope to catch up soon.

2013-10-20 20:42 Sammie

Lilybear will give you good advice but can you tell us how long you have had Oxo and if his chip is registered to you or a UK rescue? I have had problems in my own area with rehomed setters from Greece and the dog ended up in council kennels for 4 days as the chip could not be traced.
You need to contact the resuce he came from asap if it is recently so they can alert the chip company.
Set up a feeding station at your home by leaving food out as they will often come back to where their food source was.

2013-10-20 20:21 Lilybear

jackiem, please can you confirm your telephone number, the mobile number is not recognised. Just called to offer help, hoping you received the advice sheets I shared with you earlier in the day. I see that Oxo is on Spotted in Melksham. Hope to catch up soon.

2013-10-20 18:13 Admin

Sorry to see that OXO is missing.

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