Lost: Green/brown Unknown Male In East Anglia (IP26)

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2023-06-22 08:35 TrudielovesMax!

Please don`t give up hope, as a tortoise has just returned to her home after being missing for two years. Shells xd

2022-07-30 07:32 TrudielovesMax!

A friend who used to keep tortoises told me that tortoises can recognise it`s owners voice, and scent, if the have had them for a while. So I would keep searching around the area. Shells xd.

Last edited: 2022-07-30 07:35:07 by TrudielovesMax!

2022-07-30 07:10 TrudielovesMax!

Could your tortoise have burrowed, and is "Hiding"? Assume you asked neighbours at the tine he went missing to check their outbuildings? Also keep checking behind trees; hedges etc. Shells xd

2022-07-14 11:02 TrudielovesMax!

Assume you have poste around the area, and put flyers through doors too? I would also ask families with children as they can be very observant, Your tortoise may be living in a nearby garden. Check vets; check vets; animal rescue centres too in case handed in. Also google Pets Located, and Missing Pet Register too, where they list FOUND tortoises. Shells xd.

2022-07-14 07:33 DogLostHelen - Regional Co-ordinator - Norfolk, Suffolk and Cambridge

Details added to DogLost Norfolk and Suffolk Facebook group and other groups in the area.

2022-07-14 07:23 Lily

Owner / lister , please check your email (registered with this tortoise) including spam. We have emailed you with general advice and made you aware of scammers

2022-07-14 06:25 Admin

Sorry to see that TORTOISE is missing.

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