Lost: Black And White Cross Breed Female In Central (NN1)

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2020-03-16 09:16 choowie74

https://www.instagram.com/p/B9xcOb7H1GC/?igshid=cjgq393ovzb

2014-10-20 17:24 Liz Q

Definitely not the dog at the vet (that one has been claimed) x

2014-10-20 08:30 Liz Q

a few of us questioned the sex of the found dog as a mistake was made on another page yesterday (the info having come from a dog warden!). Sadly simple mistakes like that can result in a dog never making it home :( (Luckily for the dog on the other page, the owner checked it out) x

2014-10-19 20:32 Happiness yorkie lover xxx

The dog at the vets looks to have less white marking on the chest area than this lady also it's said it's a male dog at abington vets x but mistakes can be made xxx

2014-10-19 18:56 Liz Q

Owner is now unsure if the found/vet dog is the same one... wait n see... x

2014-10-19 18:44 Max's Dad

Added to FB

2014-10-19 18:21 Happiness yorkie lover xxx

Hope you find your girl xxxxx

2014-10-19 18:03 Red Alert

Added to fb page

2014-10-19 17:52 Gino

Alerts sent to helpers in NN1-5,7.

2014-10-19 17:21 Ellie

Sent advice sheets, contact numbers etc.
Stay safe until you are found little one

2014-10-19 17:05 Liz Q

please note~Abington vets currently have a very similar found dog. Owner confirmed this one isn't hers x

2014-10-19 16:44 Admin

Sorry to see that UNKNOWN is missing.

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