Reunited: Tan And White Jack Russell Terrier Cross Female

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2018-11-27 17:54 sheltielover

Thank you Kent Police.

2018-11-27 16:42 Debbie123

How fantastic - back where she belongs x

2018-11-27 15:48 Kit'sMum

Excellent. Many thanks once again to Kent police. It's so good that several dogs are being reunited just before Christmas. May there be many more!

2018-11-27 11:08 Jenny & Tiga k9tracker

I am just reading on the Kent Police fb that Peaches has been reunited!
This is the copy and paste of the page.
We have re-united a dog with its owners three and a half years after it was reported stolen from Eastchurch.
Peaches, a five-year-old Jack Russell, is reported to have been stolen in April 2015 after she went missing while walking in farm land.
She was returned to her owners on Sunday 25 November after Kent Police received a report she had been located in St Leonards-on-Sea.
When Peaches was reported missing a man is reported to have called her owner’s demanding money in exchange for her safe return.
Our officers conducted numerous enquiries to attempt to locate the dog, including checking for CCTV and speaking with other police forces that had received reports of similar offences.
Her owners also put out a series of posters in the local area as part of an appeal for information.
Despite their best efforts Peaches could not be located and the report had to be filed, pending further information coming to light.
Further information came to light on 25 October 2018, when her owner received a notification advising her someone had attempted to re-register her stolen dog.
Officers assessed the circumstances and established that Peaches was living at an address in St Leonards-on-Sea.
The Rural Task Force then arranged for Peaches to be collected and returned her to rightful owners on Sunday 25 November.
No arrests have been made in connection to this case and officers are conducting ongoing enquiries to establish the full circumstances.
Police Constable Nathan Southern, from the Rural Task Force, said: ‘We’re really pleased that we have been able to locate and return Peaches.
‘When she was handed over she was thrilled to be back with her family, including another dog that recognised her after all this time.
‘This case highlights the importance of having your dog microchipped with an accredited company and keeping the details up to date.
‘It also shows that no case is ever fully closed – if we receive new information on an offence, we will also explore those new lines of enquiry.’

Last edited: 2018-11-27 11:13:00 by Jenny & Tiga k9tracker

2015-06-22 07:29 Maggie

Still missing

2015-04-14 11:42 Gino

Alerts sent to helpers in ME11,12.