Lost: Brindle Lurcher Male In Central (DY12)

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2011-09-17 15:12 B30

Details put on Dog Lost Facebook Hereford and Worcester
https://www.facebook.com/groups/271439669541099/#!/groups/271439669541099/

2011-03-21 05:35 B30

Owner notified of this dog in case it might be Wes. http://www.nationalpetregister.org/fp/29086.htm

2011-02-21 15:40 doglover1

Good luck GreyhoundGap tonight, everything crossed for you, sorry this boy is not Wes but he needs to be caught and safe. Lizzy not sure if I'm right but Slit in one ear could be the removing of the dogs ID, ie His ear Tattoo!!!

2011-02-21 11:23 Unknown

Really sad it is not Wes, but hope this dog can be caught "what does the slit in the ear actually mean"? and why do they do it?

2011-02-21 10:54 Greyhoundgap

Sadly its not Wes but it is a blue brindle with white chest and amber eyes. Probably Saluki x Whippet and about 8 with white face and pepper marks on his nose and the *tell tale slit cut out of one ear!* We saw him regularly last night twice within five minutes of being there and the third time he was very interested in me till some man whistled and he took off. We continued to wait and he came back an hour later and this time stayed, we fed him continuously from 11.15pm to 1.15am this morning with him getting within inches with me and he was not leaving whilst he was still hungry. By the end of the two hours we had him eating out of my hand happily but one twitch of a limb and he would have been off. Once he was full he left about 1.20am and we decided to call it a night knowing full well he would be off to sleep it off. We have requested the garage staff stop feeding him now and will go back and do the same again tonight and tomorrow night and fingers crossed he will start to wait for the van and get happier to see me! I have never seen such a fat stray he has obviously been looked after and looking after himself very well.

2011-02-20 21:35 Unknown

Good luck to you keeping everything crossed here for you that you are rewarded by bringing him home.
Stay Safe WES XXXX

2011-02-20 21:29 DogLostMajorjet (Jan) - Area Co-ordinator - Liverpool/Merseyside, North West

Photo cropped to bring him closer and have added a closer headshot to the Extra Image box.

Good luck Greyhound Gap, hope you catch him and it is Wes. Jan x

2011-02-20 20:29 Mollychops

Goodluck GreyhoundGap XX

2011-02-20 20:20 Greyhoundgap

I am just waiting to leave and am heading over there for the night. I am not to phased but my lurcher boy Tzar might not be very happy once he realises where he is going, what for and for how long!

2011-02-20 20:01 Unknown

Praying it is him. PLASE PLEASE. I know his owners will be over the moon if it is. Liz xx

2011-02-20 19:53 Mollychops

Owner is aware and we are all just waiting to hear now and keeping our fingers crossed

2011-02-20 18:49 Greyhoundgap

Sorry spelt the name wrong its Egginton

2011-02-20 18:47 Greyhoundgap

Greyhound Gap are currently trying to trap a dog who fits Wes's description living near to the main A38 in Eddinton in Derbyshire. I got a sight of him last night and our volunteer who was with me saw him again tonight and rung me as she feels there is a strong chance its him. He is just smaller than a saluki very handsome blue brindle boy with a white bib on his feet and has been feeding from the petrol station staff for 6 weeks now. We have tried to call the owner just and no answer. I will keep trying. Its a bit far from me to keep going over every day but he is feeing every night at a regular time and could do with his owners contacting me so I can arrange for them to be there tomorrow evening to try to identify him.

2011-02-02 09:17 Mollychops

Thanks Sue, Ive alerted Wes 's owner who is grateful for this

2011-02-02 08:58 B30

Advertised in The Countrymans Weekly magazine today. I hope it brings some news.

2011-01-26 15:30 Unknown

Spoke to Craig today - still no sign of Wes. He thinks he may try to get it put in local paper just incase someone has picked him up.

2011-01-19 19:01 Mollychops

emailed requesting an update

2011-01-11 16:17 Mollychops

Sendingadvice sheets out now also a link to his poster and local rescues . Wes has been gone 2 days now, owner has contacted local DWs , police etc, We need to find this lovely boy and get him home

2011-01-11 14:17 Craigr2415

All help is much appreciated just hope we can find him soon

Thanks all

2011-01-11 14:02 DogLostJayne - Founder Doglost.

Poster e mailed to helpers in DY11,12,13,14.

2011-01-11 08:15 Mollychops

will contact owners

2011-01-11 07:37 Admin

Sorry to see that WES is missing.

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