Lost: Pomeranian In East Anglia (ME10)

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2020-09-11 08:43 LupusSarcina

Sorry I am running short on time so please check both links,
one matches the colour of your dog.
I was editing the links to match the Pom, but their are too many and I need to go to work.

Possibly
Dog No. 16
Croydon rescue 17 Dogs
https://www.facebook.com/CroydonPolice/photos/rpp.242678422910300/952893468555455/?type=3&theater

Possibly your dog
Top row, standing
Croydon rescue 17 Dogs
https://www.facebook.com/CroydonPolice/photos/a.538091616702311/952729755238493/?type=3&theater

2014-03-25 10:45 ClaireC

2 x Poms found Dog ID 66522

2007-03-05 09:29 Not known

The found one is not one of these stolen bitches. These have white on paws according to owner and found one doesnt

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2007-03-04 10:01 Titania777

Have called owners mother to let her know - worth a try

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2007-03-04 09:20 Titania777

Pom bitch on Dog Lost found pages 02/03/07

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2006-03-03 02:45 UNKNOWN

Doglost would like to remind everyone that this is a free site and we do not allow it to be used to promote any services for which a fee is charged. This includes fee-paying sites and also any person who asks for money to help find your dog. Please will anyone who is contacted by someone promoting a paid service notify the Doglost office. This is a general notice which we are putting on all threads.

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2006-01-24 15:34 CheristarPoms

Any news on the other two missing puppies yet?

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2006-01-20 17:29 roz

Really pleased to hear one is back. I think the police should take it very seriously. As I've said before taking anything is bad but stealing living animals is appalling. I hope the puppy is ok and healthy and that she is joined by her siblings very soon. Rxxx

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2006-01-19 21:03 Bugs

So pleased that this 1 pup is back. Hope the other 2 are very close behind. Sue

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2006-01-19 15:24 wizpom

This is great news. As two people have been arrested concerning this theft let's hope that this is cause for optimism and that the other two puppies might soon be recovered. Well done to Doglost and everyone who might have helped in finding the puppy. It's good to see that she appears to have come through her ordeal and seems to have been looked after reasonably well. Her breeder must be so pleased to have her back.

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2006-01-19 10:48 UNKNOWN

Delighted to hear one pup is back and hoping that the others will soon be recovered. And very pleased to hear that an arrest was made! The police seem to be moving on the direction of taking dog theft seriously - we are getting quite a bit of police action now though some forces are lagging behind. As we keep emphasizing, dog thieves are usually involved in other criminal activities as well.

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2006-01-19 01:44 CheristarPoms

Fantastic news, now lets hope the other two get back great news I cant stop smiling Andrea cheristar pomeranians scotland

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2006-01-18 22:21 Candy

absolutely brilliant, hopefully the other two can be found now. Dolly 6.2.05

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2006-01-18 21:46 Runfold-Eddie:

Excellent news!! And now for the other two. Good Luck peeps.

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2006-01-18 17:55 Unknown

3 were stolen and 1 is back.

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2006-01-18 12:53 Bulliemom (Ollies Mom)

Sounds encouraging.... keep it up guys xxx

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2006-01-18 10:47 DogLostSherlock Bones Police Liaison Co-ordinator

two were stolen - and good news - police have made an arrest!!! One puppy recovered. http://www.kentmessenger.co.uk/news/default.asp?article_id=24606

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2006-01-14 09:48 wizpom

I am rather confused as to exactly how many Poms were stolen and whether or not there were adults taken as well as puppies. Please could you clarify this. Also, as the photo is a library picture, does this mean that the puppies on the picture are not the actual ones involved in the reported theft?

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2006-01-13 20:44 Unknown

Ditto!

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2006-01-13 12:57 DogLostSherlock Bones Police Liaison Co-ordinator

As far as I'm aware this is a library photo.

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2006-01-12 21:48 pommania

can we confirm if the picture is the actual puppies that were stolen?

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2006-01-11 23:09 CheristarPoms

ive just emailed all the dog sites that im a member of and sent a copy of your missing poster, Ive also emailed all my freinds whom use chat rooms and told them to pass the word. I hope the pups get home,

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2006-01-11 20:36 pommania

in short yes but there are a lot of people out there breeding poms for money because they sell at a high price. If it comes with no kc papers and the person only breeds and doesn't show take caution and ask a lot of questions and why no papers. best thing if you are not sure is to ring the kennel club or one of the pom breed clubs and you can get those from the KC. remember they could be anywhere in the country by now or in ireland. the poms which were stolen from shropshire would also have had litters now so we are also looking at puppy ads for them as the breeder will know if it's her stock

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2006-01-11 20:25 DogLostSherlock Bones Police Liaison Co-ordinator

OK i think to sum that up, the key thing is to look out for any pom puppy ads in the area, because puppies won't be that common even though the breed may be, is that right?

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2006-01-11 20:16 pommania

there are a number of poms through out the country but because they only have small litters 1- 3 if your lucky and you are only allowed to register 1 litter per year with the KC. you will find most breeders keep them or run them on for 6-12 months to see how they develop. as you will know dogs are stolen for both reasons to order or a chancer. Alot of stolen dogs end up in puppy farms and there pups are then sold on. The breeder in shropshire who had 7 poms stolen at the end of last year was most likley targeted as the poor woman has had her poms stolen 3 times thought to be the same group. Think about it put yourself in the theives shoes. if you wanted to steel pups where would you start? as far away from where they will end up. look in the local papers for that area. the internet is a great place full of breeders advertising on sites and having there own sites. Enquire about the puppies arrange a visit get the address but don't turn up. watch the house. is there a pattern do the owners go out to work. check out the neighbourhood. make your move! its scary how little effort it can take to plan the theft of your babies. The main thing to look for would be pom pups advertised and parents not viewable or if they are do they look like the parents at all. do the people selling them know anything about the breed. any pom breeder will give you the spanish inquisition before you are even allowed to come see the pups. anyone who doesn't ask questions about what do you do. do you have small childen other dogs. things like that could well be an agent or farmer. i think gut instinct is key if it doesn't feel right contact the local rspca and and police. i could go on forever but will stop now any other questions i'l answer. maybe wizpom would like to add to this. She's a good friend and mentor of mine xx

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2006-01-11 19:58 CheristarPoms

ive emailed my 117 members, ive emailed the advert from here to the members also. I have put the poster up on my site under the heading stolen poms 10 weeks, I have told everyone not to waste time by contacting my site as its not manned 24 hours but to contact you or their local police station at once, even if its only a suspicion, poms are very fragile as babies and can go into a coma if not fed little and often. Lets unite and get them back, I wont accept postings on my site I will direct all communications to yourselfs, time is of the upmost importance here, lets try our best to get the babies home. Make then too hot to handle.

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2006-01-11 19:50 DogLostSherlock Bones Police Liaison Co-ordinator

pommania I don't know much about poms and wouldn't have thought they are that common in this area - would the theives have known and targeted the breed? Are they potentially therefore stolen to order or could this be opportunist? Presumably they'll be sold on - will the theives know the breed or should we look for ads for small dogs that might be them? Anything you can add will help!

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2006-01-11 19:46 pommania

please don't take my message as an i told you so. i know the owner is very upset and am in contact with her myself and helping every way i can but people do need to be awear of sites like that and be very careful. This theft might have nothing to do with the ad. The 7 poms which were stolen from shropshire were from a lady who breeds and shows and doesn't advertise anywhere! Just wanted to make my point i am not having a go. the most important thing is to get on top of this quickly and hope for a lead. xx

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2006-01-11 13:28 roz

I do hope they are found soon I can totally understand why the owner is devastated. Please let her know we are thinking of her and pray she gets then back safely soon. Rxxx

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2006-01-11 11:01 wizpom

Another distressing incident following the multiple theft of Poms from a Shropshire enthusiast in early November. I hope that the thieves know how to look after these little ones as they have to be kept warm and fed the right sort of food at regular intervals. It is also very important to keep their bottoms clean. A change of diet could seriously upset them. Poms are not easy to rear. Chances might be small but I hope that they are reading this. I have posted a notice on my web-wite with a link to Doglost and will email all members .

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2006-01-11 10:18 DogLostShelties Mum - Area Volunteer, Kent

I agree Justine. People often do things in good faith which is probably the case here. Warnings are excellent, but maybe better after the pups are found which I'm sure they will be. love xx

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2006-01-11 01:05 UNKNOWN

plese note that this is a liberay photo. Owner can be contacted on 01795 420328 Justine

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2006-01-11 00:33 UNKNOWN

No matter what has gone on or what is going on with the owner of these pups, I have spoken to the owner loads of times and she is heartbroken over the theft of these pups. Due to the owner having hand reared them because the mother rejected them due to having a ceaserian. PLEASE print off and put up posters for these 3 tiny pups. Justine

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2006-01-10 23:36 pommania

I know it's bad to make an example of these terrible times but i hope everyone will listen. These poms were advertised on epupz there are a number of farmers advertising on there and it's not the best place to sell good pedigree well reared dogs. Unfortunatly people do not find out about this untill it's too late. I found a freind advertising on there are e-mailed her straight away to take them off. There are lots of people in the breed with people waiting to take on one of these lovely pups. Contact the breed clubs and let them know you have pups available and they will help you find good homes for them and you can still pick and choose who they go to. Anyway listen to the warning stear clear of epupz ad-mart and other sites like it. Let other breeders know you have pups and it won't take long. It's a sad fact but you need keep your witts about you dog theft is a lot more common than people realise. as i said on the other listing i will add the girls to my website and send the details onto the south wales pom club as they are searching for the 7 poms stolen from shropshire too. all the best zoe www.groups.msn.com/pommania

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2006-01-10 22:02 the sheltie lady

Good luck in your search. Hope the media coverage helps bring these tiny ones home.

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2006-01-10 20:42 DogLostShelties Mum - Area Volunteer, Kent

The owner has been interviewed at length and the story will be appearing in the Sittingbourne edition of the Kent Messenger this Friday.Let's hope it helps. love xxx

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2006-01-10 15:39 Ben & Buddy's owner

How incredibly cruel, stealing babies. I hope they are all kept together and are home soon.

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2006-01-09 21:19 PrincessJo5

Please follow dekkaan's advice, Jo x

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2006-01-09 19:55 UNKNOWN

sorry, my mistake the owners number is 01795 420328. Justine

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2006-01-09 19:53 UNKNOWN

Hi I am in daily contact with the owner of the poms. Justine

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2006-01-09 17:38 the sheltie lady

Were these puppies for sale? If so , have you had any one to view who may have had other ideas? Worth a try. Wish you lots of luck.

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2006-01-09 16:23 DogLostCJ - Police Liaison & SE Regional Coordinator

Hope they become so hot the theives get their fingers burnt!! Sent on to any one can think of in that area to print and display.

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2006-01-09 15:24 justlou

Come home soon little one's. xx

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2006-01-09 13:47 dekkaann

I believe there are some rough estates in the Sittingbourne area, flood them with posters offering a reward, someone may spill the beans on the scum who did this.

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2006-01-09 13:04 Hannah

Come home soon girls xxx

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2006-01-09 12:36 Bugs

Hope these girls are home very, very soon along with the other one.xxxxxxx Sue

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2006-01-09 12:01 Unknown

Local helpers have been e mailed the poster.

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2006-01-09 11:16 roz

How terrible. They are so sweet. Hope they are found safely very soon. These people obviously have no conscience which is very worrying. Really praying for a good outcome xx

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2006-01-09 11:04 Bulliemom (Ollies Mom)

Oh just how sweet are these babies. At least they are together. So hope there is good news on these little angels soon. xxx

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2006-01-09 11:02 DogLostShelties Mum - Area Volunteer, Kent

Sorry guys, it says Milton Regis, that's Sittingbourne and have informed the Km based papers there Sittingbroune Extra and the Sheppey one.

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2006-01-09 10:58 CavLady

Oh goodness, not more babies. Try contacting the Pom breed clubs I am sure the secretaries will have databases on computer, e.mail all members with pictures as I do for CKCS Club asking them to forward to others, asking them to poster their area, also try the breed rescue services (if you need their numbers pm me and I will send them to you). Also you can go to Yell.com get all the veterinary surgeries within a wide radius and send posters to them. Make these little ones too hot to handle.

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2006-01-09 10:55 DogLostShelties Mum - Area Volunteer, Kent

This is awful. Poor babies. They must be terrified. Can you tell me where ME10 is? I'm in ME1. I've faxed over to the Medway vets

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2006-01-09 10:46 Rachey

COntact 01755 420328 or 07881 531342

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