Lost: Black & Tan Yorkshire Terrier Female In North East (DN21)

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2016-04-24 14:41 Baydogs

Sent text to owner suggesting 99342 might be worth checking.

2016-02-14 13:18 Doglover

Any news please. X

2016-02-13 13:46 Baydogs

Any updates on this little one?

2016-02-07 14:39 DogLostJytte - Area Volunteer - West Yorkshire

More central than NE ?

2016-02-07 10:37 DogLostJayne - Founder Doglost.

Not silly at all Jen! proven to be the case a number of times...If a dog is not where it should be or hears the alarm in peoples voices when they call their name...they wont bark...but just stay where they are.

2016-02-07 10:31 jen

Silly question probably, but have you really searched inside your home? She looks so tiny that she could be sleeping in a cupboard or under a bed. I hope you find her really soon.

2016-02-07 00:26 Doglover

You must poster everywhere, she is too young to be out there on her own. Will not know how to fend for herself. Phone dog warden daily and check pets located daily and check selling sites. Register lost with local vets in your area. This is URGENTLY she needs to be found SSAP

2016-02-06 23:49 Doglover

Shared.

2016-02-06 22:43 AlisonH

Email sent with local information and advice sheets. Details added to Doglost Lincs Fb page and tweeted.

2016-02-06 22:35 AlisonH

Email alerts sent to postcodes DN10,DN21,DN22

2016-02-06 22:28 Admin

Sorry to see that RUBY MALONE is missing.

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