Lost: Brown , Black Jack Russell Terrier Cross Female In South East (PO7)

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2013-09-05 00:10 Shereen

I don't believe owners are messing around..have done Google searches and all I can see,is they are desperate to get Sue home....We will have to delete/merge these three pages into one, and if owners want to bump page to the top , it will be for sightings and getting articles in the paper..Owners...stay in touch and communicate on one page ,Our helpers are amazing! ,but to be effective we need to keep all details on ONE page only....keep spreading the word...dog warden/councils, news papers /radio stations and keep an eye on rescue websites ,even out of the area,dogs are moved around the country every day!

Last edited: 2013-09-05 00:11:22 by Shereen

2013-09-04 23:00 Lynda

I'm beginning to wonder if someone is messing about.

2013-09-04 22:45 Ness

This is a duplicate of 56555 aand 56674.
I tracked down a FaceBook page with a post on 24th August: https://www.facebook.com/lists/10150389295583420#!/pages/In-Loving-Memory-Of-Pete-Linfield-xxxx/181754968664003?hc_location=timeline and asked if she was still missing, it does seem that the little dog is still not found.
We need a bit more info and then those of us local can perhaps help get this girl back home.
Thanks.

Last edited: 2013-09-04 22:47:27 by Ness

2013-09-04 21:48 Gino

Alerts sent to helpers in PO7,8,9,17. SO32. GU32.

2013-09-04 21:04 Admin

Sorry to see that SUE is missing.

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