Reunited: Tan & Grey Border Terrier Cross Female

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2009-02-21 21:07 Englishlynn

So glad she is home all could have ended so bad, but well done to owners not to give up .

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2009-02-21 19:45 Border Girl

Lovely picture.  Looks so much like my girl.

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2009-02-21 13:49 hello janey

this is one lucky little lady,,,fab news!

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2009-02-21 13:44 Spindle

Reunited photo of site, thank you owner.  This is the slimmer version of the lucky Gerty. 1.7 kilos less now. 

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2009-02-19 21:21 DogLostMajorjet (Jan) - Area Co-ordinator - Liverpool/Merseyside, North West

WOW one very lucky girl, well done to her owners for not giving up and to the worker for alerting them of the drains.  Hope she is o.k. please give her an extra big hug from all on DL.  Welcome home little one.  Jan x

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2009-02-19 20:19 DogLostReynard

Oh! my bless her little heart ..she could have been so easily missed if not for the fab dedicated owners ...well done you and welcome home Gerty.xxx

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2009-02-19 20:16 Border Girl

What a lucky girl.  Stay safe now little Gerty and welcome home.

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2009-02-19 19:26 DogLostLostdogs ScotlandSable - Regional Co-ordinator - Scotland

Oh my goodness little girly, you are so lucky to be home. Please stay safe now. No adventures - it is much nicer at home. xx

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2009-02-19 19:19 Spindle

Thrilled to be moving Gerty to the blue.  These owners did not give up on her.  She went missing with another dog who returned along. It was in a large woods.  They kept going back day after day calling and looking. A worker told them there were drains in the woods they did not know of. Then 11 days after she went the owner looked down a drain and there she was all curled up in a ball, he really thought the worst. The drain was 4 feet deep.  He called her name and she stood up.  She was lifted out spent the night at the vets on a drip and came home to where she should be.  She is 14 and one very lucky dog.  Shows never give up on them.  Welcome home little Gerty.

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2009-02-17 00:33 hay88

Please check http://www.nationalpetregister.org/fp/1930.htm

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2009-02-09 22:11 Spindle

E mailed owner tonight offering advice.

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