Lost: White And Sable Papillon Female In North East (LS13)

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2011-09-30 16:23 M

I know this is the other end of the country, but reported in today's South Coast leader newspaper 29/9/11 - Two dogs found and rescued by Lewes Council in East Sussex – one is a Pappillion. No description or gender given. Seaford Dog Rescue have been unable to trace backgrounds but have carried out a health check and will put the dogs up for rehoming.

Last edited: 2011-09-30 16:25:27 by M

2011-07-11 19:57 Maggie

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2011-06-28 13:34 Gremlin

please make sure you put that she is neutered on the posters, so anyone who may have stolen to breed knows she will be of no use to them.fingers crossed she comes home safe.Put up a poster in dogsrus or whatever it's called in bramley as they are very near that area and get people in there selling pedigrees.

2011-06-28 09:28 Phoenix57

Yorkshire Evening Post have covered several stolen dogs recently, including Axel, so well worth a call. I have sent the owner a text about this so hopefully following it up as the paper covers a large area. She is so cute, fingers crossed she is home very soon.

2011-06-28 08:27 DogLostJayne - Founder Doglost.

poster e mailed to helpers in LS5,12,13,18,28.

2011-06-27 12:01 Jumanji - Co-ordinator.South.Yorkshire

Sadly still no news of Kizzy. Owners have checked with all the stray kennels, vets and dog wardens and postering is being done to raise as much public awareness as possible and make this much loved pet TOO HOT TO HANDLE ! Hoping that kizzy is back home again very soon !

2011-06-27 09:38 Phoenix57

Leeds dog warden is 0113 2224406. I think they use Cliffe Kennels on 01226762391, Alfies Kennels on 07961810279, Mount Pleasant Kennels on 01302 722748. Fleet Kennels cover Bradford 01274 880408, they will know the dog wardens number. Good luck

2011-06-26 19:46 B30

Kizzy's page updated now. She was not wearing a collar or tag. She was given to current owner so not sure whether or not she is microchipped.

2011-06-26 19:33 B30

Photo now on site and alerts requested. Owner also asked to update Kizzy's page with the area she went missing from and whether she is tagged and chipped.

2011-06-26 18:57 AlisonH

Text sent requesting photo.

2011-06-26 15:19 Admin

Sorry to see that KIZZY is missing.

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