Richard King - who is a fan of my Facebook page - has asked me to blog about a distinctive and beautiful lurcher called Petula who it appears has been stolen from Bath Dogs and Cats Home.
Petula is still very shy and timid after her experiences before she found security at the kennels from where she appears to have been stolen after hours on June 24, 2011.
You can read more about Petula - and if you are in the UK you can download a poster to advertise her loss - at the DogLost website.
Blogger seems to be playing up a little at the moment and won't let me add a picture. But you can see Petula on my Facebook page or on the DogLost website to which I've added links above. She has very distinctive black and white markings on her head.
Showing posts with label lost. Show all posts
Showing posts with label lost. Show all posts
Saturday, 25 June 2011
Thursday, 21 October 2010
If you live in London please join the search for Bella
Here's a sad, sad story that I need your help with.
A beautiful black greyhound called Bella went missing on Monday this week (Oct 18) at around 4.30pm in London Fields, Hackney, East London.
Those lovely people at the DogLost website are helping with the search and her family has put up the most lovely video of Bella playing with her dog friends on YouTube.
There was a possible sighting of Bella around London Bridge station, so if you are in that area please please pass on any information of any sightings this week.
Let's hope Bella is soon home safe and well with her family.
A beautiful black greyhound called Bella went missing on Monday this week (Oct 18) at around 4.30pm in London Fields, Hackney, East London.
Those lovely people at the DogLost website are helping with the search and her family has put up the most lovely video of Bella playing with her dog friends on YouTube.
Let's hope Bella is soon home safe and well with her family.
Thursday, 14 October 2010
Oliver Alert
I had to tell you about Oliver Alert a website set up to help reunite people with their lost pets.
The website grew out of a Facebook page created by an American family who lost their beloved, tiny dog called Oliver in July 2009.
As they continued to search, supported by friends and relatives, they realised how many resources there are scattered about online where people can post details of missing pets and search for them.
They have now done a great job of pulling all those sites and services together in one place and naming it in honour of Oliver - who sadly is still missing.
Although it's chiefly about American websites I thought it was such a lovely idea and so well done that you needed to know about it.
If nothing else it might make you treasure those daily moments you enjoy together - and, if you have never lost a pet, count your blessings.
The website grew out of a Facebook page created by an American family who lost their beloved, tiny dog called Oliver in July 2009.
As they continued to search, supported by friends and relatives, they realised how many resources there are scattered about online where people can post details of missing pets and search for them.
They have now done a great job of pulling all those sites and services together in one place and naming it in honour of Oliver - who sadly is still missing.
Although it's chiefly about American websites I thought it was such a lovely idea and so well done that you needed to know about it.
If nothing else it might make you treasure those daily moments you enjoy together - and, if you have never lost a pet, count your blessings.
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)