Lost: White With Black Markings Staffordshire Bull Terrier Male In South East (TN35)

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2019-05-22 14:33 Loisneneh

Could this be Alfie

https://www.rescueremediesdogrescue.co.uk/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=7734&fbclid=IwAR3cYrGBYhOE32K0wwjBPWHRRVn2hF47sErw2j_Qh2j_8plBVt1wVxma6kY

2015-08-06 17:12 choowie74

https://www.facebook.com/coventrydogwarden/photos/a.499500603489998.1073741828.472564356183623/746823102091079/?type=1&theater

2014-05-19 17:19 Algernon TrustLisaP

Found in Northampton 15th May - now at Forest Lodge https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=639155976160089&set=a.448110121931343.1073741829.447608458648176&type=1&theater - have texted numbers above x

Last edited: 2014-05-19 17:23:10 by LisaP

2014-02-08 21:41 AKASHA691

its probably wrong but i stopped to talk to a couple who had exactly the same dog with them, i stopped because of the black patch over the dogs eye, i live TN34, i see them daily now with this dog. I cant think what they called the dog but I can find out.

2012-03-15 19:44 visionvalue

Sorry dog had very similar markings on StrayAid but just noticed he has a black left ear which this dog doesn;t so taken it off

Last edited: 2012-03-15 19:45:49 by visionvalue

2012-02-14 14:26 samellie

Possibly a shot in the dark but have you looked on Animal wardens ltd site. There is a staff ID number 258057 picked up on the 24th of Jan in Hastings that looks very much like Alfie. Worth a look i think.

2011-11-28 18:52 Neighbark

The team who have been doing this for years would have more idea than me, but if I was in your situation, I would act as quickly as possible, before dogs are sold on, or have litters. I personally would contact all those in your area and ask for an urgent meeting. Find your strengths and weaknesses within this group of people, delegate between you, I'd call all local and national papers, email them, phone them. Also t.v. S.E. channel companies. Definitely call the Chief Superintendant at the police headaquarters. If he won't return your call, then I'd find out when he's going to be there and PAY HIM A VISIT. You need help & support, NOT police refusing to into travellers camps! I'd have placards, sandwich boards, I'd do it peacefully, but I'd invite the press. I'd have big blown-up piccies of the dogs, also u need a complete list of facts - dates, areas, dogs at least for 2011, use doglost and other sites to get facts - Stick together, don't give up, push, push push, make yourselves a pain in the proverbial neck! The more you get into the papers, the more your dogs should be advertised. Hopefully your dogs will be too hot to handle with this extra advertising, also public might spot them. Could u also contact the kennel club for support - they started a campaign today, for more dog legislation and might welcome the advertising, as they need 100,000 names I believe, to get it debated in parliament. Could u organise a peaceful rally? again with sandwich boards and placards, advertise this anyway u can. The worlds your oyster. Make everyone aware of this wonderful Doglost site ! When Bruce Forsythes daughter Debbie's 2 dogs were stolen in 2006 - Bruce immediately went live on t.v. and advertised these dogs, one was returned, then the other. The power of the press, t.v. and advertising. Doglost team always say 'make them too hot to handle' - SO GO DO IT - GET YOUR DOGS BACK! ....and the rest of the country will be watching and waiting to celebrate with you!. xxx

2011-11-23 13:53 Clarkey - Area Co-ordinator, East Sussex

So sorry to hear this .. hv reposted .. suggest you contact local vets and dog wardens EVERY day. Also poster everywhere .. local shops etc. The last 2 dogs lost in the last few weeks that were on this site were found safe and sound .. so good luck.

2011-11-23 13:03 helen n

This is terrible. Why are people so cruel. Hope Alfie is returned home asap. xx

2011-11-23 09:57 jacks247

god how awful, who needs a friend like this?! I will repost as always on facebook, twitter and so on. Hopefully the 'friend' will not harm him and will calm down and return him. Good luck

2011-11-23 09:39 DogLostJayne - Founder Doglost.

Poster e mailed to helpers in TN31,32,33,34,35,36,37,38,39,40.

2011-11-22 01:12 DogLostJackalee (Kathryn) - Area Co-ordinator - Greater Manchester

Alfie is the dogs of a friend of a friend on Facebook. I have added Alfie and explained that the South East is not my area and someone from this area will contact her. The owner has already contacted the Police and will be contacting the Dog Warden tomorrow.

Owner had a disagreement last night with a friend staying at the house, woke up this morning and both the friend and Alfie were gone - although the back door was left wide open so he could have wandered but it is thought this is unlikely.

Last edited: 2011-11-22 01:13:52 by Jackalee (Kathryn) - Area Co-ordinator - Greater Manchester

2011-11-22 00:48 Admin

Sorry to see that ALFIE is missing.

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