‘sup?
Meadhb writes:
I know you don’t normally do this yesterday my friend (Christina) brought her dog into work with her on Mountjoy Street [Dublin 7] to do a bit of catch up and Molly (her black and white Poodle cross) got out and is missing. She is micro-chipped but the thing is she doesn’t know the area and she could be anywhere. We are going to put up posters up this afternoon, and I would be grateful if you could share this, as you can see she is very small and cute…
Anyone?
Broadsheet@broadsheet.ie
UPDATE:
Meadhb writes:
‘Christina just got Molly back. A nice man on Clonliff Road found her. Lors Lost Dog page on Facebook made the connection for us thanks for all your help :-)
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Get in touch with FaceBook page ‘Lor’s lost dogs’. She and her page’s followers have a great reputation for helping find lost pets. There’s also a lot of info on her FB page about how you can help increase your chances of finding your pet. Best of luck….
….. oh and even though Molly is microchipped , go onto http://www.fido.ie and ensure Molly is actually registered to her owner and that the correct contact details are listed. So many lost dogs, once found are brought to a vet to have them scanned for a microchip… only to discover that it’s either not registered or that it’s registered but the details are incorrect.
Great news that Molly’s back.
+1 on microchipping – got my dog chipped as a pup, and the company went out of business. I rang up to check a couple of years ago – purely on a hunch – and found that they didn’t have her microchip registered to my address in the new firm that had taken over.
Well done all
So glad for Molly and her owner :-D
Great that Molly has been found safe and well. Yet again Lor’s lost Dog FB page to the rescue. That woman deserves an award :-)
Thank heavens that ended agreeably!