Lost: Caramel And White Lurcher Female In South East (SM1)

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2023-01-30 11:10 Krud19

I'm not sure but as I always do I scrolled through dogs lost to check. I saw Cream and thought I'd share due to markings but can't be 100% I've put the FB link in below but you can also send me a message and I will pop you over the screen shot of the female dog found.

2023-01-30 11:08 Krud19

https://www.facebook.com/groups/110868622504/permalink/10160428892782505/

2015-03-15 11:55 sally123

having read a lot of the posts, they bought the dog off a bloke in Coxhoe about a week ago and has been holed up in the small hutch ever since. Everybody trying to get the RSPCA out but no action as yet

2015-03-15 11:48 sally123

this is the post on facebook:
Believe it or not, inside this cage, in what is loosely described as the garden of Nbmr 6 Wylam Terrace, Coxhoe – is a dog – a Lurcher we think. The supposed ‘kennel’ is more the size of a rabbit hutch. The cage area is about 2ft6ins x 2ft (60x75 cms). The dog’s being kept in this cage 24/7. It was out there when the temperature was below freezing the other night. It was out there when the temperature was 6C yesterday and it was out there when the temperature was 5C today and when it was raining. It’s never been let out. It’s never been walked. It’s in distress overnight – most of the night. If you care about dogs you might call the RSPCA and report it. 0300 1234 999 http://www.rspca.org.uk/home

it looks very much like this dog

2015-03-15 11:39 DogLostJayne - Founder Doglost.

tx have emailed link to owner.

2015-03-15 11:03 Monica - Area Volunteer, South London

This dog has been in this property for the last week and very similar to yours
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=1618391788390642&set=a.1517948635101625.1073741828.100006595096031&type=1&theater&notif_t=photo_comment

2014-08-06 12:58 DogLostAngus

Featured in this weeks Countrymans Weekly magazine - I hope it brings some news

2014-07-22 12:55 Kitb2106

Possible sighting of Cream at Epsom Sainsbury's last night the 21/07/2014 at approx 6:10pm. Spotted by the orange recycling bins towards the back of the car park. The dog I saw was wearing a red/brown collar - I have contacted the owner. Please keep a lookout!

2014-07-21 21:47 Tinksbaby

have shared on my missing pets group on a public post. and to my daughter in sutton surrey, she is about the area all the time so going keep a look out x

2014-07-21 10:54 Gino

Alerts sent to helpers in SM1-7. CR0,2,4,7,8. KT3,4,17,19. SW17,19,20.

2014-07-21 10:41 Admin

Sorry to see that CREAM is missing.

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