Lost: Black & White Border Collie Female In North East (BD10)

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2019-09-30 00:42 elli

https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=3071540549584633&id=125031057568945

2011-12-07 07:10 DogLostCJ - Police Liaison & SE Regional Coordinator

Sadly not a match to Tess so the search for her still goes on.

2011-12-06 15:21 DogLostCJ - Police Liaison & SE Regional Coordinator

still missing. have sent a possible match from my local kennels just in case. also asked for full body shot as helps with future matches

2011-06-16 17:52 AlisonH

Text sent for an update. No news or sightings of Tess at all.

Last edited: 2011-06-16 17:58:13 by AlisonH

2011-06-13 11:23 Teddys Mum - Area Volunteer, West London

Is she a rescue dog? (working sheepdog but went from back garden) if so, let farmers in the area know and they will realise she will not bother the sheep...very important. Good luck I do so hope you find her soon. I have BC so know what they are like also...bless them

2011-06-11 20:57 Vikki

I've also posted the link onto Border Collie Rescue's Facebook page.

2011-06-11 20:51 Vikki

I've posted to my Facebook page. I have border collies myself so I understand the skittish/nervous behaviour, making it all the more terrifying that she is away from home. I do hope she is found soon. x

2011-06-11 19:32 DogLostKimmybear - Area Co-ordinator, Essex & Hertfordshire borders

Poster everything you can NOW. This is the best start you can have towards finding lovely Tess. If you think she was stolen you need to contact the police for a crime number. POSTER, POSTER AND POSTER!!!! Check for any dangers i.e. railways - call Network Rail, roads - call Highways Agency, water - call Rivers Agencies. Call Dog Warden now, even if its a weekend you should be able to leave a message with the local council emergency service phone number, which SHOULD get to the warden on Monday. Do all the things listed in the advice below. You CAN get her back. Get those posters up and notify all neighbouring farms, homes etc. Check here for on-going assistance every few hours. Or, call for further help. Come on you lovely little girl, you are needed back home. We are here to help.

Last edited: 2011-06-11 19:35:25 by Kimmybear - Area Co-ordinator, Essex & Hertfordshire borders

2011-06-11 18:16 DogLostJayne - Founder Doglost.

poster e mailed to helpers in BD 1,2,3,10. and LS 19,28.

2011-06-11 16:28 Admin

Sorry to see that TESS is missing.

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