Lost: Brown Black And White Beagle Female In North East (BD17)

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2014-12-03 23:05 debbie

Please can you check this dog that has been found in the Barnsley area, i am trying to find out if someone is looking after it. https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=1507516459521634&set=gm.625780267525877&type=1&pnref=story

2014-07-28 17:21 Bo

Please check http://www.lostdogsuk.co.uk/assets/dog-reports/1406560658/30-0.RBWM-280714-1245.pdf
I've text the mobile as above with link

Last edited: 2014-07-28 17:25:32 by Bo

2014-07-08 22:20 Happiness yorkie lover xxx

Any news yet xxxx

2014-06-24 17:02 Team Beagle Lost & Found

is there any update on Lottie please?

2014-06-14 11:44 Beany

Is Lottie still missing ?? there seems to be no updates on this dog at all ?? I am unsure whether to keep sharing or if indeed she is found ?

2014-06-13 10:25 Jenny & Tiga k9tracker

I have posted on BeaglesUK fb page and they are all sharing frantically nationwide - lets hope she is handed in safely very soon.

2014-06-12 22:37 Shelagh

On white boomerang lost and found pets. Two beagle type dogs A59 near Whalley,Blackburn. I'm guessing person has them. Might be worth contacting them in case one lottie

2014-06-12 10:16 Seeks

I just so hope it was somene that will have kept her safe overnight and is now ringing the dog warden.....

Will share her though in case and have also put her on to Team Beagles timeline.

Got everything crossed for Lottie she looks so like my little one xx

2014-06-12 10:14 Scuba Ros

I'm so sotry to hear Lottie has been stolen. Have shared on facebook. I'm sure others at doglost will agree with me when I say, many stolen dogs are recovered. The secret seems to be to make the dog too hot to handle. A stolen dog in Guiseley was re-united after a massive campaign by the owners. They made a facebook group, the group spread the word far and wide. The dog was handed in to a local vet. Also inundate the area with posters. I did that when my dog was lost. Everybody over a huge area knew about her. If anyone had taken her in they'd have to give her up, they couldn't have walked her without being spotted. If you want some help with anything please post on here and I'll phone you. Good luck, I hope this little lady is found soon.

Last edited: 2014-06-12 10:18:15 by Scuba Ros

2014-06-12 09:56 Bluebell

Dear Helen,
I live BD18 and know Roundwood Road. I am so upset to hear that Lottie has been stolen, as I know you too must be. Was someone quick enough to get the registration number of the vehicle?.Hope you have reported the incident to police. Why was Lottie out by herself? Dog thefts are rife and the wrong people are just too happy to steal a dog and sell it on for money.It is a hard lesson to learn that when you have a pet you can`t afford to let them out of your sight. To do so is to risk everything.I am praying that you will get her back.So sorry. You will have a description of the car I hope and advice on what to do.xxxx

2014-06-12 07:29 Beany

Wonder if the owners are on Facebook and if I can help by sharing posts etc. Have shared on a few sites now. Hope she is found soon.

Last edited: 2014-06-12 07:42:53 by Beany

2014-06-11 23:20 Gino

Alerts sent to helpers in BD10,16,17,18.

2014-06-11 22:45 Admin

Sorry to see that LOTTIE is missing.

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