Lost: Black And White Cross Breed Male In Southern Ireland (EIRE)

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2012-05-21 10:24 Maggie

Sadly Bob is still missing :(

2012-04-17 21:59 Dogperson

I've added Bob to my FB page, hope you find him...x

2012-04-12 10:19 Yettontop

Shared on my FaceBook wall - get it onto as many FB walls and pages as possible. It's one of the quickest ways to get extremely wide covereage. Best of luck - hope the little one turns up safe and well soon!

2012-04-12 08:04 B30

Advertised in this weeks Countryman's Weekly magazine.

2012-04-09 23:51 Gracie

thank you again for doing this for me Sue, we had a possible sighting yesterday but unfortunately it turned out not to be him. He is on every animal rescue/welfare page in Ireland that we could find through facebook and all the websites aswell. What kind of coverage does that magazine have in the UK. Do you have advice/guidance on where else i might post his details in the UK?

2012-03-29 20:56 Mollychops

well done sue

2012-03-29 20:14 B30

Gracie I've sent his details and photo off the the Countryman's Weekly magazine tonight and it should be published on 11 April. Hopefully he'll be home by then but if not it will get him media coverage in all areas where it is sold including the UK.

2012-03-29 18:39 Unknown

Paws and fingers xd for the safe return of Bob

2012-03-29 18:35 Gracie

thank you Sue for this - Jayne, a white transit!was seen on CCTV passing the house - no reg unfortunately. We have another dog (JRT) who is a lot older & neutered. he returned to the house 10 minutes later from a different direction so we assume they took him and dumped him when they realised he was old. At the moment there is a lot of dog theft in the countryside here and we have heard that there are a lot of dogs leaving Rosslare going to the UK - Why? we dont know!!

2012-03-29 17:54 DogLostJayne - Founder Doglost.

Into the countrymans weekly colomn...That Sue kindly does every week. How do you know he was stolen...were their witnesses...

2012-03-29 17:24 B30

Gracie I will advertise Bob for you but it will be a couple of weeks before his advert goes in

2012-03-29 16:06 Gracie

Thank you for your advice, we have covered all angles from the minute he went missing, posters, wardens, gardai, SPCA's all over Ireland and all the rescue centres. At the moment a lot of dogs are being stolen in Ireland, whether pedigree or not. He may end up in the UK.

2012-03-29 14:08 Admin

Sorry to see that BOB is missing.

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