Lost: Norwegian Forest Dark Brown And White Unknown Male In South East (GU14)

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2021-01-28 08:12 DogLostOwl

It is GU14. Thanks Marbie, I will amend it.

2021-01-28 01:52 Marbie

Sorry it's me again Annie is down as missing from GU14 Forest GL14. They went missing from the same home so which one is right? These different codes could be miles away from one another. Hope they are both found safe and well xxx ps I don't always find problems.

2021-01-27 20:45 DogLostSharon - Social Media Volunteer

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2021-01-27 19:09 Unknown

Long shot, I know but I would contact Colin Butcher (Ex police detective in Surrey) but who now works as a Pet detective, and has had much success in finding lost, cats, and dogs whilst in the police force, and as a Pet detective. His side kick is in the shape of a black Cocker spaniel called Molly who has been specially trained at a Dog Detective school to sniff out missing cats. she is believed to be the only dog in thee UK to be able to do this. Although the cats have been missing since September, he will probably know which road to go down next. Although a private company, for those who are on low incomes/pension etc, money donated by helpers goes towards any searches etc. He is also willing to give advice over the phone. His email is info@thepetdetectives.com Phone 01403 753 463. Maybe worth a try!

2021-01-27 15:49 Admin

Sorry to see that FOREST CAT is missing.

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