Lost: Apricot Staffordshire Bull Terrier Cross Female In South East (SE3)

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2010-12-27 16:25 bex

thank you everyone for your advice and support.yes we did report her as missing to the dog warden and have also been to the local police station. im a bit worried as she looks like shes got a bit of pit in her.not that we are aware if she does or not. do you know the rules around the dangerous dog laws? im fully aware that pitbulls are illegal in this country but we did not quite know if they would take her in if under the impression she was a pitbull. does anyone know if there is a dangerous dog register for found dogs?.. im just trying to think of any option what so ever where she could be. it does seem to leed back every time to the thought that someone has kept her for themself or sold her on :(

2010-12-19 19:33 DogLostRiverlady

Have put on twitter + will circulate.

2010-12-19 18:49 hello janey

I really think that they have kept this beautiful puppy,,and probably are quite close to you!!
report it to the police but they only tell you to check the wardens,,its a crime to keep her when found but they would take the chance she is so beautiful,,hope some news is given up soon for you x

2010-12-19 18:21 DogLostCJ - Police Liaison & SE Regional Coordinator

Yes definately make sure she is reported as missing as you need to show that you are looking for her. By law as Ashmark stated a found dog must be reported to dog warden or council. if kept it would be theft by finding. It would not harm to ask local station to make a note that she is missing in case someone reported her to them however they would need proof oif you think she has been taken. I have emailed some other advice. CJ

2010-12-19 18:13 DogLostJayne - Founder Doglost.

Poster e mailed to helpers in postcodes as below.

2010-12-19 17:49 AlisonH

Bumped now better pictures are on site. Can email alerts be sent out again please.
Yes Bex it is a requirement of the law to report a found dog to the authorities. Have you reported her as missing to the dog wardens as I advised when she first went missing.

Last edited: 2010-12-19 17:51:47 by AlisonH

2010-12-19 17:29 bex

our pup is still missing we think that someone has found her but not reported her as found we think they have kept her as its near christmas and she is a beauiful looking puppy..what would i do is it still classed as theft?do i call the local police station ?

2010-12-19 16:25 AlisonH

Text sent for update. Sadly this little one is still missing and there have been no sightings at all.

2010-12-05 17:01 DogLostJayne - Founder Doglost.

Poster e mailed out to local helpers in SE3,4,6,7,8,9 10,12,13,18

2010-12-05 16:31 AlisonH

Bumped now photo is on site. Can email alerts be sent out please.

2010-12-05 16:12 AlisonH

These are the only 2 photos owner has of Beau. I have made up flyers and will email them along with general info until a local co-ordinator makes contact.

2010-12-05 12:38 AlisonH

Photo now on site but not a very good one will try to get another.

2010-12-05 10:38 PAW

Beau details added to my fb page http://www.facebook.com/home.php?#!/profile.php?id=100000328510890
Fingers crossed for a safe return

2010-12-05 10:05 AlisonH

Text sent requesting photo.

2010-12-04 22:35 Admin

Sorry to see that BEAU is missing.

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