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2 stolen Knowle Bristol

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Posted 31 July 2009 - 04:54 PM

4 year old bitch, micro chipped and 1year old whippet bitch.
These two were stolen from the owner's garden yesterday, 29th July. Any information please PM me or contact doglost website www.doglost.co.uk

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Posted 10 September 2009 - 09:11 PM

Molly, the lurcher has been back home for a few weeks now due to her chip showing up when she was found. Bonnie was in Countrymans Weekly recently and we had a call from some one who had seen her in kennels 30 miles away but she had been rehomed by the time the owner was alerted to this. The kennels only have to hold them for 7 days to give the owners a chance to claim them and in Bonnie's case it was not long enough. Lots of dog wardens do check any found ones against our site but a lot of them just don't have the time and do not even pass on details to others in the area. Bonnie had been reported missing around her own area but not far enough afield for the place she ended up to know about her and with no ID her owners could not be traced. Please get your dogs chipped to save all this happening again and again.
Clearer pictures of her are on her page and below.
http://www.doglost.c...xJvs2SAk97SYUO4

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