Lost: Brown & White Staffordshire Bull Terrier Cross Female In North East (SR8)

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2011-01-07 20:40 danria

Just looked at that old link posted by rachelnewf, the dog reported was an elderly BT. KI was a pup when she went missing.

2011-01-07 20:28 danria

I know this may be a very long shot, but there is a BT called Tilly looking for a home, could this be KI ?

2009-12-30 15:58 Rachel - Bucks volunteer

Hi, please check out this link.  As there is no photo I cannot check out whether or not this is the missing dog. http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/staffordshire/8434913.stm

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2008-08-15 08:43 DogLostLostdogs ScotlandSable - Regional Co-ordinator - Scotland

Poster everywhere you can. Firstly inform the Dog warden who you will be able to contact at your council offices. Posters (In plastic folders) need to be put up in the area where your dog went missing, or where there have been sightings, if any - on lamp posts, entrances to parks and strategic places in parks,  like at the start and finish of tracks and paths, dog bins, at vets, pet shops, garages, pubs, carry-out food shops, post offices,  local shops who often allow postcards in the window, supermarkets who have notice boards, community centres, youth clubs, schools etc. You can ask the postman, milkman, taxi drivers,  street cleaners,  bin men (even put poster on bins), to take some flyers and hand them out on their rounds. You can ask school bus drivers and kids on the bus, or if you have kids on the bus, get them to hand out flyers at school.  Deliver flyers to houses, businesses & pop through letterboxes . Hand out flyers to people in the street, especially dog walkers. Put posters or flyers  in  car windows. Rescue centres and kennels, also police offices need checking regularly and preferably visited in person, by owner or someone who knows the dog, because your dog or it's breed may not be recognised by other people. Also police are sometimes too busy to deal with it. Get some media coverage if you can, by asking the local radio station to broadcast your dog as missing and put an ad in the local newspaper with a picture of her. Good luck. Hope she is home very soon.  Keep her profile high and OUT THERE.  

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