Found: Cream Cross Breed Unknown In Central (CV9)

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2020-01-14 22:23 DogLostEmma S -- Regional co-ordinator Central

Dog warden aware ...and effort to trace owner underway in collaboration with dog warden.
Ostcode is rough area where found ...large rural area so closest postcode possible

2020-01-13 14:56 Mary

Stoopettheft is the postcode for the finder or the owner?

2020-01-13 10:02 #stoppettheft

Is the Dog Warden aware plz ?.
Can the Microchip not be traced back to Vet/Breeder & their implant records ?....
Google gives the postcode as Boulters Lane, Wood End, Atherstone, CV9 2QD - which is North Warwickshire ..

Update
Wood end area is closest to place found ...rural area so postcodes cover large areas. Active doglost work underway with finder and dog warden

Last edited: 2020-01-14 22:27:50 by Emma S -- Regional co-ordinator Central

2020-01-13 08:52 Mary

Could this be Waffle Stolen 152195?

Update ...this one is more jrt size rather than labradoodle sized

Last edited: 2020-01-14 22:26:09 by Emma S -- Regional co-ordinator Central

2020-01-12 09:06 DogLostEmma S -- Regional co-ordinator Central

Updated postcode just received

2020-01-11 23:28 skyninchar

Xpost from one of my members

Any idea where in CV9 as it covers a massive area and two counties x

2020-01-11 23:00 skyninchar

Definately recently clipped, might be an idea to print off some posters, could belong to an elderly person, has the dog been checked for a chip

2020-01-11 20:05 M'roo

Does anyone else think this might have been recently shaved as there's no hair on the ears? Could it be a maltese perhaps?

2020-01-11 18:30 DogLostScruffy Dog - Central Team Volunteer

Shared FB to Doglost Central

2020-01-11 17:00 Admin

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