Lost: Black /white Border Collie Female In Scotland (G33)

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2018-02-11 07:28 DogLostLostdogs ScotlandSable - Regional Co-ordinator - Scotland

This dog was rehomed without owner consent by a local person. Owner never got Kimso back.Thw dog was traced but new owner refused to give the dog back.She genuinely loved the dog and was innocent in the whole thing.

Last edited: 2018-02-11 07:32:17 by Sable - Regional Co-ordinator - Scotland

2018-02-10 22:36 pat88

https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10155368833538543&set=a.420983218542.190110.643808542&type=3&theater

2012-04-02 14:25 wensmum

Data protection act is not applicable in legal cases - can't the microchip company act?

2012-04-02 12:02 Neighbark

Sable - can u say HOW you know that the dog had passed thru' the rescue's hands?
Can u update us on what's happening?

and can you put this dog up the the top - it clearly needs publicity if u r to find where the dog is.
Lastly, is there anything I can do to help? I'm in the midlands, but feel very strongly about this and would like to help, if the owner is not able to finance, then can you set up a fund to gain money towards a court fight?

2012-04-02 11:56 Neighbark

Now this is awful.
Poor owners, BAD RESCUE.
Much publicity needed here - local publicity, - I'd really go to town on all local papers within a 30 + mile radius.
Expose this rescue - it's not rescuing or doing anything towards rehoming.
Their very existance SHOULD be to look after dogs, and this should OBVIOUSLY start with trying to find their real owners by scanning.
MAYBE ITS JUST EASIER TO SELL SUCH AN APPEALING DOG - QUICK MONEY, QUICK TURNOVER ON STOCK EH! ?

They messed up big time, now they must put it to rights by getting the dog back.

I loathe this sueing society, but in THIS CASE - I am prepared to donate towards a legal fight for the rightful owner to get its dog back by taking this bloody rescue to court. Set up an account and a donation will be on its way from me.
What a joke for all the campaigns that are doing their best to get dogs chipped AND to get vets to scan.
If a rescue fails to scan - its not doing its job.

For goodness sake - let the advertisin really reach out, so the dog is so hot that someone spots where it is and makes a phone call to the rightful owner.

Expose and name this rescue, or dog sales business, whatever it is.

Th

2012-02-05 18:54 DogLostLostdogs ScotlandSable - Regional Co-ordinator - Scotland

I don't think these lot had a scanner, but they are leaving themselves wide open if they do not follow legislation.This is how dogs go missing and are never found again, when they are re-homed by people doing this, but, calling themselves a re-homing centre.

Last edited: 2012-02-05 18:57:12 by Sable - Regional Co-ordinator - Scotland

2012-02-05 18:13 Teddys Mum - Area Volunteer, West London

This makes me so mad. If the chip showed up then why did the re-homing centre not find it. It is about time we had a law protecting our dogs from inappropriate rehoming. I bet they did not have a scanner. If she were mine I would be in court before anyones feet hit the ground. I do wish you luck and hope that she is rightly returned to the owner. This must be heartbreaking for them.

2012-02-04 08:45 DogLostLostdogs ScotlandSable - Regional Co-ordinator - Scotland

Thanks Jayne, I am following this up with some success due to some contacts I have.

2012-02-03 10:22 DogLostJayne - Founder Doglost.

Poster emailed to helpers in G20,21,22,30,31,32,33,34,64,66,69.

2012-02-03 08:32 DogLostLostdogs ScotlandSable - Regional Co-ordinator - Scotland

Have been in regular contact with owner and we are hoping that listing Kimso on doglost and Lostdogs-Scotland will help to bring forward the person who has the dog.

2012-02-02 21:57 Admin

Sorry to see that KIMSO is missing.

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