Found: Tan With Black Face Pug Female In South East (W9)

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2014-11-05 12:47 Bella

Hi Jan.Petsearchuk! I have contacted both owners (Lola = Dog ID 77055 & Dog ID 76470 Wednesbury, Central, WS10) and, sadly Pugs's owners has just confirmed that this girl isn't none of them. Thanks for all concerned x

2014-11-05 06:59 Pet SearchersJan.Petsearchuk

I hope someone has contacted the owners of the pugs missing in the Midlands to make sure it isn't one of them? Lola missing 25.10.14 from Cheslyn Hay, Staffs or the one stolen 11.10.14 from Wednesbury, Staffs.(no name given) Both bitches, both fawn.

2014-11-04 07:49 Unknown

pug mum, her seven days are up soon. Hope you can help her, she is very sweet.

2014-11-03 17:33 pug mum

I think you are right. The Pug Dog Welfare & Rescue Association will always try to assist with any Found pugs, but unfortunately many agencies appear reluctant to co-operate with us, despite our contacting them to explain that we are the main breed rescue organisation for pugs, covering the whole of the UK, as well as being a registered charity.

Last edited: 2014-11-03 17:38:47 by pug mum

2014-11-03 13:53 Unknown

Jan.Petsearchuk I think the problem with many of the unclaimed chipped dogs we see is usually the release fee, sometime the chip is out of date or not registered. This girl is sweet and you would think someone is missing her.

2014-11-02 09:05 Pet SearchersJan.Petsearchuk

I see the above dog is microchipped so what is the problem, are the details not up to date? I know of two lost Pug bitches..both in the Midlands, both fawn...she could be either of them?

2014-11-01 15:08 Bella

Shared x

2014-11-01 12:49 Admin

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