Found: White Brown Alaskan Malamute Female In North West (M31)

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2015-02-26 22:06 natz

Unfortunately its not my Skye Debby. Skye has a microchip. And the bottom half of skye's back legs are quite a bright red.

2015-01-20 11:34 Debby Cunliffe

Still not heard from anyone local which I am surprised about. In the meantime the person who now has her has been in touch with a breed specific group and their Admin is advising him. The Dog Warden has apparently been informed and will be collecting this afternoon. Then onto the 7 days....Am wondering if this one could possibly be Skye (dl ref 76951). I must admit to being very disappointed in the complete lack of response from DL and am grateful another group are dealing with it before this dog could be passed on yet again.

2015-01-19 21:34 Debby Cunliffe

I am only getting this information because I am not quoting the law to them. It seems naive and misguided (and they genuinely didn't know what the law was) as opposed to criminal. I need one of the local co-ordinators to please get in contact with me so I can pass the information on. Thanks

2015-01-19 20:46 Hectorglen

I suggest they hand it to the dog warden. Swiftlyfrom dog law handbook Re Finders that request to keep a stray dog 29. Any person who finds and takes a stray dog to the local authority can request to keep the dog under section 150(2) of the 1990 Act. The Regulations specify that if the finder requests to keep the dog he must give his name and address to the officer. The officer must make reasonable attempts to contact the owner to give him reasonable opportunity to collect the dog. 30. The Regulations also require the officer to determine whether the finder is a suitable person to keep the dog. The officer must inform the finder verbally and in writing that he is obliged to keep the dog (if unclaimed by the owner) for at least one month and that failure to comply with that obligation is a criminal offence. The maximum penalty on summary conviction is level 2 on
the standard scale. 31. The Act does not purport to deal with the civil law on ownership in this context. The Finder has a duty to keep the dog for 28 days after taking
possession of it, however they do not become the legal owner of the dog.
The officer should make clear to the finder that if a person claiming to be the rightful owner of the dog – and can prove it – requests the return of the dog, then the finder may have to relinqush his custodianship. Disputes over ownership would be subject to the
usual civil common law principles governing possession and title. Relinquishment might be required at any time and would not be governed by section 150(3) – the intention of which
is simply to prevent a finder abandoning or turning the dog loose to become stray again.

Last edited: 2015-01-20 00:49:35 by Hectorglen

2015-01-19 20:42 Debby Cunliffe

I should be receiving details of where this dog currently is now shortly. Please can someone advise me who I should pass on to? Feelings are running high on the Fb group and I live in London so can't do much personally but want to make sure someone local has in hand. Thanks

2015-01-19 20:25 Dogonastring

I had someone about to go in and assess the dog as well, spiteful cow unfortuntely

2015-01-19 20:23 Dogonastring

She already knew that, she didn't like it because we caught her trying to sell it so has now given it away

2015-01-19 19:36 Debby Cunliffe

Doglost Fb group going crazy about this dog and trying to trace where this dog has gone as apparently been given to someone in last hour. Dog Theft Awareness say dog lost now involved. Please can someone advise if DL have secured the dog or if local co-ordinator/volunteer have spoken to finder? Thanks

Last edited: 2015-01-19 19:38:50 by Debby Cunliffe

2015-01-19 15:15 Unknown

She has now posted she is giving the dog away can somebody make her aware and tell her to get hold of the dog warden

2015-01-19 14:56 Unknown

Doglost I have emailed you

2015-01-19 14:49 Unknown

Whoever has this dog ...it is illegal to sell/give away or keep a dog that you have found without reporting as found to dog warden...this is classed as theft ...you may with the agreement of the dog warden keep the dog for a period of 28 days to see if owner comes forward ...then after 28 days if not claimed can become the legal owner ...please do not give thendkg away FREE TO GOOD HOME

2015-01-19 14:46 Unknown

This dog is now been advertised as FREE TO GOOD HOME

2015-01-18 14:53 Dogonastring

Supposedly the person who is selling this dog has said that the dog warden wont take it, I will phone them tomorrow and she if this is the case

2015-01-18 12:41 Dogonastring

Can somebody tell me why this same dog is on an internet selling site for £200

2015-01-17 13:39 Unknown

Sharing around fb ..has dog warden been informed this dog is found ?

2015-01-17 12:08 Wendle

Hope owners are found soon she's gorgeous x

Last edited: 2015-01-17 13:46:32 by Wendle

2015-01-16 18:52 digbysmum

Hope someone soon claims this lovely girl - she is surely being missed xxx

2015-01-16 17:04 Admin

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