Lost: Black & White Collie Cross Female In South West (SN1)

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2011-04-11 08:25 supergabs

Have bumped Pepsi up on the forum. Poor little girl :0(

2011-02-26 22:27 Divadon

There's a black and white collie cross female registered as found in Bristol (ID 28263). No photo, but wondered if this might be Pepsi?

2011-02-23 21:35 DogLostReynard

Thanks Rebecca yes that would be Denise Barratte @ Grittenham , also SDAH @ Ballards Ash, Nr Wotton Bassett ,can you also look out for Moss 28186 recently Stolen from Latton & Lucky 28049 also Stolen from Swindon thanks very much for your help xxx

Last edited: 2011-02-23 21:42:51 by Reynard

2011-02-22 21:38 Mollychops

She looks like a fair bit of Spaniel in her

2011-02-22 20:48 Divadon

Crossposted to facebook and rescue united forum. Hope Pepsi is found soon.

Last edited: 2011-02-22 20:57:02 by Divadon

2011-02-22 13:13 Rebecca

Hello, i have put her on my facebook page. I live close to swindon and am currently going to some sanctury's in the area as i am looking to rescue a mutt. There is a lady who runs a centre near Wootton Bassett who does not have a website but does take a lot of stary dogs from the RSPCA and dog warden. Her number is 01666 510 726. I went there last weekend and this lovely one wasn't there. However, will take posters and keep my eyes open. If you need any help looking then am happy to help. Becky

2011-02-22 09:50 Spindle

Proper photo of Pepsi now on site. Updated some details. Changed breed to collie cross so she is not missed..

2011-02-21 22:04 Unknown

Oaktree Kennels in Wiltshire has a black and white female border collie (no pic)

2011-02-21 20:53 Unknown

Just worried as not too far from M4, wondered it it is worth contacting highways agency and railtrack, as railway is close to Swindon as well. I will have a look at some other rescues.

2011-02-21 20:52 Shereen

Alerts sent outto helpers in GL7,OX12,RG17,SN1,SN11,SN15,SN16,SN2,SN25,SN26,SN3,SN4,SN5,SN6,SN7,SN8

2011-02-21 20:27 DogLostReynard

Thanks Lizzy have given owner SDAH tele no.

2011-02-21 20:22 Unknown

Try Swindon and District Animal Haven.

2011-02-21 20:08 DogLostReynard

Owner has just found out she is missing, has contacted the Dog Warden but has not been picked up, so may have been taken in or could now be in a Rescue somewhere.
Please look out for Pepsi, thanks.

Last edited: 2011-02-21 20:09:56 by Reynard

2011-02-21 19:41 Admin

Sorry to see that PEPSI is missing.

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