Reunited: White, Black & Brown Face Jack Russell Terrier Male

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2009-01-29 12:33 Deb

Im so pleased little Milo is home Mike and Trish, my little Jack is still missing after nearly three months now and my journey to find her will never stop, I fear that the same has happened to her that happened to Milo, I just hope that someone comes forward and brings her home so I can have that long awaited cuddle x x

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2009-01-28 06:56 B30

Oh Mike she's gorgeous!! Have you just had her? Lovely reunited piccies. Milo looks very contented on his bed!!

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2009-01-27 21:37 B30

Mike, Jess the Lurcher is reunited dog 16749. There are two photos of her on the page

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2009-01-27 20:49 MikeLarwood

That's quite alright.  If I hadn't taken on Lucy (pictured!) then I'd be in a position to donate more, but I am more than happy to help people through their difficulties. Was wondering if it was possible to get pictures of Jess at all though?  As I've no idea how to find her on the site. Mike, Trish, Milo and Lucy x

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2009-01-27 10:54 B30

Mike THANK YOU for your donation!! Very generous and kind of you X

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2009-01-27 07:38 Sheilagh

Fantastic - so pleased for you Mike & Trish.  Welcome home Milo

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2009-01-26 23:01 littlehelper

stay safe now little one, so pleased your home

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2009-01-26 22:18 Bess 'n' Barney's Mum

So very pleased to see this good news, it's made my evening.   Welcome home lovely Milo, stay safe now xx

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2009-01-26 21:59 doglover1

Fantastic news welcome home milo,im so pleased for you all, ive be checking and hoping he would be home soon i bet your over the moon??? All your hard work has paid off and hes back where he belongs. best wishes again.

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2009-01-26 21:57 DogLostAngus

Mike, to see little Milo in the blue has made me very happy, once again Posters have been the key to this little boy getting home. Well done and have a lovely evening, a reunited picture would be lovely to see

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2009-01-26 21:54 B30

FANTASTIC!! Mike and Trish I'm so pleased that you have your baby back. You both must be SOOO happy!!!    

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2009-01-26 21:32 DogLostJayne - Founder Doglost.

Owner has switched to re united! awaiting what happened. Great news!

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2009-01-26 21:25 MikeLarwood

He's home again!  It turns out a woman kept him, and it took someone snitching on her to get him back - but he's back.  I've just spent the last half hour crying with him in my arms, and I couldn't be happier. Thank you all for your help - as a token of my appreciation I'm donating a part of the reward, as the lady who reported it didn't want anything. Many thanks, Mike

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2009-01-24 18:41 Bess 'n' Barney's Mum

So relieved to see this, and you're doing all the right things, the power of the poster has been proved over and over again on this site.  As Sue suggests, postering further afield would be good, and if he has been taken in then this will be the way to make more people aware.  A new dog on the block is always noticed by some people and if they've seen a poster then the connection will be made.  Also is there any chance of an article in a local paper?   This can help so much as there will be more eyes looking and more people aware.  There are so many dogs who've come back after much longer than this, I'm sure Milo can be one of them, and the fact he is chipped can only help.   Good luck Milo and good luck Mike.

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2009-01-24 16:18 MikeLarwood

I haven't given up on him in the slightest, but I fear that my boy has been taken in or has wandered afar. All I feel I can do now, is keep sticking posters up wherever I go in the hope that someone out there sees him.  We've had family over today out looking for him - they're all devastated to see him gone also. Stay safe, little friend. x

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2009-01-24 11:15 Bess 'n' Barney's Mum

This latest post from owner has really upset me;  I can't believe after 5 short days he is giving up;  I well understand it feels like much much longer to him, but poor Milo is still out there somewhere, he hasn't necessarily been taken in - what a good thing Bud's people didn't give up on him, he would still be down the well.  He certainly doesn't sound like the same person who was posting earlier about Milo being their child.  I feel from the tone of his post that he probably won't check back onto Doglost and therefore won't see the advice from Sue - is it possible to e-mail him your post, Sue, as I see you have his e-mail address?   Perhaps then poor Milo will still have a chance to be found - I see he still had his lead attached as well. Stay safe little boy and come home soon xx 

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2009-01-23 19:58 doglover1

hello mike, im quite new to this site (and what a fantastic site it is ) ive been helping to look for rowan in bristol area and hes been missing since mid dec 08 after car accident, i keep checking other lost dogs hoping they r found and some dogs r found months after so please dont give up, this little fella needs you and im sure you will get him back soon. we keep going out putting up posters in old and new areas and if he has been taken in someone may remember from seeing posters, so please keep at it. i cant imagine how u r feeling as ive never lost my dog but try and keep your spirits up and please dont give up looking.all the very best and hope you r reunited soon.  

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2009-01-23 18:54 B30

Mike please don?t give up on Milo!! I know that the last six days have been difficult for you but it can take weeks to locate and catch a dog. Just because you?ve had no more sightings doesn't necessarily mean he isn't around. People may have seen him and not seen a poster or just not bothered to phone. Not everyone is a dog lover and some people would see a dog loose and not give it a second thought. The weather?s been bad, he may be holed up somewhere so not out and about as much for anyone to see him. Likewise, if someone has caught him and taken him in they need to see a poster to be aware that he belongs to someone. In case he?s moved on a bit you could poster a wider area. Keep checking with the people who have a poster regardless of his microchip and tag, which could have come off by now. Did you put the cage up at the building site?

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2009-01-23 18:27 MikeLarwood

We've about given up with looking for him, and have resigned the fact that he's either a fair distance away from where we lost him (no more reported sightings) or he's been taken in by someone. Either way, I fear he may be gone.  I wish you all the best, little mate. x

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2009-01-22 08:05 B30

He could have been hiding out because of the bad weather Mike. How's the building site thing going? Have you managed to put a cage up?

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2009-01-22 06:53 MikeLarwood

After all that...  Nothing last night.  Looked everywhere in the surrounding area and couldn't find a trace of him.

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2009-01-21 13:13 Sheilagh

That sounds hopeful - come on Milo, we all want to see you in the Blue.  Keep your spirits up Mike & Trish.  

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2009-01-21 11:20 DogLostAngus

Has the hospital car park been targeted with posters as there would be a lot of people coming in and out every day so many more sets of eyes.

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2009-01-21 11:13 DogLostAngus

Sounds promising Sue, at least he has stayed in the area and has been seen last night.

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2009-01-21 10:55 B30

A call has come in of a sighting of Milo yesterday at 5.30pm in Cape Road heading down Albert Street. Cape Road was where Milo went missing from so it looks like he's staying in the area.  

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2009-01-21 07:16 MikeLarwood

Thank you all for your help so far.  Given the temperature outside overnight (or lack of) we're clinging onto the hope that someone has taken him in and not reported it. The other half printed a load of A4 posters out yesterday and we attacked the road that he went missing on last night.  I also cycled 10m each way down the canal squeaking his favourite toy to see if he had travelled down there, but no sign of him. My mother and her friends are coming on Saturday to help us get to all of the estates along the canal - we think he may have turned down one of those on his way home?  We're not sure though, it's so impossible to get right. Please come home Milo.  Nobody is cross, we miss you lots now.  Love Mike and Trish x

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2009-01-20 23:11 DogLostMajorjet (Jan) - Area Co-ordinator - Liverpool/Merseyside, North West

Various size posters were done very late last night (with both pics on) and emailed to SueC so Mike should have received them today.  Hope they help spread the word and we see Milo back home with his family soon.  Good luck.  Jan x

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2009-01-20 09:26 DogLostAngus

Hi Mike, so sorry that Milo is missing, but please try not to be too hard on yourselves, you need this energy to help you cope with looking for Milo, Terriers are hardy little souls and very good at fending for themselves food wise, please have a look at recently reunited Ethel(16641) from south east, JRT X in similar circumstances and also with a lead attached, she had become entangled in hedgerow insomeones garden quite close to where she went missing, I would have a look at a google map of your area and then go door to door along the roads asking people to check there gardens or better still if you could check incase he has become trapped just like Ethel. If you would like some smaller posters done to push through peoples letterboxes then just ask. Children are also very observant - if there's a school local to you ask if the school would let you put up a poster. Good luck in your search and poster like mad to make Milo so well known in your area.

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2009-01-19 23:45 DogLostMajorjet (Jan) - Area Co-ordinator - Liverpool/Merseyside, North West

Mike so sorry to see your lovely boy is missing, once the posters start getting circulated and the word gets around fingers crossed you get the call you are waiting for.  99% of the time it is the posters that get them home.  Some people who find dogs do not know that they should be reported to authorities etc.  Good luck.  Jan x

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2009-01-19 22:07 MikeLarwood

Thank you all for your kind words.  I don't think many realise just how painful the changing pictures under 'Latest Missing' are until their own dog comes up, and it starts to sink in that we may never see our boy again. My other half cannot have children due to medical reasons, and Milo was our child.  To lose him like this, not knowing how he is or what he's feeling is killing us slowly.  Neither of us can eat - we just shuffled our food around our plates like children tonight and sat wondering if there was any way we could have been better owners.

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2009-01-19 20:16 jenni.schmidt

So sorry for you Mike, my two bitches have gone missing too. I know exactly how you feel SOMEONE most have seen them.  Posters, posters, posters.  I have had a lot of people ring in response to my posters just to say they are looking out for them. 

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2009-01-19 17:34 B30

Have emailed some info to Mike to help with the search for Milo.

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2009-01-19 13:32 Sheilagh

Sorry I'm too far away to help out Mike.  In cases where I've been able to go and help the posters have been invaluable.  Print as many off as you can and stick them to lamp posts; bus stops and anywhere else you can.  Good luck with your search.  

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2009-01-19 12:44 MikeLarwood

He doesn't appear to be anywhere obvious.  I'm a little disappointed in society, someone HAS to have seen my boy running around with half a lead attached, and ignored him. I feel lost, and I really don't know what else to do.  Nothing will ever replace the hole in my heart.  The other half is equally devastated.  We just want him back.  Please, someone must know something.

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2009-01-19 10:04 B30

Will contact owner

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