Lost: Grey (some White) Lurcher Female In North East (NE63)

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2011-11-15 19:54 Oiga

Again a long shot, there is a grey and white female lurcher abandoned in Gloucestershire see on line cheltenham Echo newspaper for 15.11.11. page 2 of news.
http://www.thisisgloucestershire.co.uk/Tara-latest-surge-abandoned-pets/story-13852522-detail/story.html

2011-04-12 12:32 mumstaxi

hi dont know if any help but there are a couple of lurcher/greyhounds on stray aid rescue site good luck x

2011-03-28 10:30 Jumanji - Co-ordinator.South.Yorkshire

have tried to call owner but phone just rings out and is not taking messages

2011-03-25 23:30 ESSJ - Area Co-ordinator Rutland

bumped due to possible sighting

2011-03-24 20:11 beryl

Hello,
is this Gin who used to live in Duncan Gardens? hope you find her, my lurcher ran away a few weeks ago, she came back after a couple of days, i left a bed and some garlic sausage in my porch, my dog walker said she'd seen a lurcher in Ashington but couldn't get it, so she'll keep her eyes out, good luck x

2011-03-24 08:18 DogLostJayne - Founder Doglost.

Poster e mailed to helpers in NE22,61,62,63,64.

2011-03-21 09:56 Goldenfrodo

Emailed owner with general advice and requested photo.

2011-03-20 20:48 Unknown

I hope Gin is found soon. I have googled area and it is lots of streets side by side and then a main road with railway line going through. It is down to loads of posters and also contacting railtrack to check lines. Hope you have good news soon. liz xx

2011-03-20 17:00 Admin

Sorry to see that GIN is missing.

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