Lost: White Jack Russell Terrier Cross Male In South West (SN15)

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2013-11-25 23:34 rosemary

crossposted may be worth a check there has been one found in Lacock in Folly Lane. It is on Chippenham for sale site. this message was posted on https://www.facebook.com/groups/lostandfoundpetsinthewiltshiresomersetareas/

Last edited: 2013-11-25 23:37:53 by rosemary

2013-10-30 08:11 B30

Advertised in this weeks Countryman's Weekly magazine

2013-10-26 16:36 Lilybear

Sadly I have no news to share on Fred.

2013-10-09 21:50 Sammie

N4ncy, Lilybear was trying to contact you but had to go to work on a night shift so she has asked me to pass on my information sheets and her telephone number which I will do by email.

2013-10-09 21:48 DogLostPoochpal - Regional Co-ordinator - South West - Police Liaison Team

Email sent with general advice and request for an update. Stay safe Fred.

2013-10-09 20:36 N4ncy

As of yet we have not had any news about Fred. We have put up posters and alerted all the relevant associations, police, dogs home etc. Fred is microchipped. We have freds sister and have taken her out on the same route, but no luck.Thank you to everyone who has sent messages and for all your concerns.x

2013-10-09 17:38 Jeanne

Fred's sister is still at home. I have notified both local vets as I was in there anyway. It's not really possible to walk through the maize it's over our heads.
ETA There is a lot of various wildlife here.

Last edited: 2013-10-09 17:41:11 by Jeanne

2013-10-09 17:29 DogLostBobble - Area Co-ordinator - Somerset & East Sussex

I am so sorry to see that lovely fred is missing. Is there any liklihood that he could have gone to ground? Do you have another dog or a dog he is friends with who could help search. I notice Jeanne's comments re the corn field and the railway line. The corn certianly needs investigating, but do it from the railway line back towards home. The most important thing to do is get plenty of posters printed off and put up. Try and put them into plastic to keep them dry and speak to delivery drivers, bus drivers - anyone you can think of.
Have you had any sightings or news at all yet?

2013-10-09 13:45 Jeanne

I have just found out that this dog belongs to a neighbour down the lane from me. He went missing in fields behind us which are full of uncut maize so impossible to see him and he could be disorientated by the crop. Worryingly it is near a railway line too (though not a main line).

2013-10-08 16:32 Lilybear

I have shared with a friend who works at Lackham College close by. N4ncy, is there any update at all? Have you been able to put up lots of posters? Wishing you much luck. Have left you a message if I can help.

2013-10-06 11:52 Lilybear

Jeanne you are kind, I have text and left voicemail for owner, hoping for response. Will post as soon as I hear.

2013-10-06 11:35 Jeanne

I live in Lacock, any more details as to where he went missing from. Hubby just gone out and taken slip lead, is dog timid?

2013-10-06 11:12 Lilybear

Left voicemail message.

2013-10-06 01:25 Gino

Alerts sent to helpers in SN11-15.

2013-10-06 00:32 Lilybear

Sharing Fred on all local FB pages.

2013-10-05 23:57 Admin

Sorry to see that FRED is missing.

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