Lost: White With Brown Patches Staffordshire Bull Terrier Male In South East (UB4)

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2015-05-10 00:13 Lynne

I assume you know this information and it's them you've been in contact with but just in case... from what I gather SDK either are dog wardens for this area or they hold the dogs for the wardens. This is their website with pics of found and reunited dogs.
http://www.lostdogsuk.co.uk/index.php?id=74
Unfortunately, the pictures of dogs on the site only go back a little way but they must have records for further back.
Edit - Sorry Pearl46, just seen your comment with this info. I'll leave it up now I've written it tho.

Last edited: 2015-05-10 00:19:22 by Lynne

2015-05-08 22:49 Pearl46

The photo and link is on the Dolost Southeast Facebook page and on the Pets Lost and Found in Hillingdon and Surrounding areas page,where members are giving advice,should you wish to look.Also the Dog Warden the Hillingdon Borough which covers Hayes is SDK Dog services,www.lost dogs.co.uk. Hopefully they can tell you if they collected from Goddards.Which Goddards in Hayes was this please?

2015-05-08 10:41 doglover2468

Thank you very much for the support , advertisements were put out but all i got was either time wasters and people lieing also i had not even recieved a email from the vets to say we know he left here and here is where he has gone etc i got reply back the other day from all the back in january , if they knew hundred percent where he went and when how come they havnt spoke to the person they had dealt with as thisnshould be keep on records but no its either i wasnt in reply or a straight i dont know , if its on records it shouldnt be this push piller to post :( thank you everyone for the support

2015-05-08 09:54 Pearl46

Do we know if owner posted as lost in January,or if someone has news on yesterday's postings.I am in UB7 postcode near Hayes but did not get an alert.If the dog was collected by the warden in January,it would have been rehomed,or is it missing again or a sighting.Thanks.

2015-05-07 21:46 AlisonH

Email alerts sent to postcodes UB1,UB2,UB3,UB4,UB5,UB10,UB11

2015-05-07 21:41 Admin

Sorry to see that BUSTA is missing.

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