Lost puppy
Hey All
I am writing this on behalf of my cousin Peter who has lost his beloved Puppy Ivy.
She has been missing from 7 Clayton Road, Manurewa since around 10.30am this morning.
- She is a Hunterway mixed staffy cross (I think she looks like a black Labrador)
- She was born 7th October so approximately 7 months old
- Black with a white pattern on her chest and white marks on her 2 back feet and on her neck
- A hernia on her belly button (or an outtie belly button)
- She's registered but left her collar behind
I have posted a few photos but they are not very recent. But the video is quite recent if that helps to spot her out.
He has contacted every lost animal company in the area and surrounding areas and we all have been searching for her to no avail.
If you have seen her please PLEASE let me know on this or contact my cousin Pete on 02109139496 so that we can reconnect him with his baby.
I appreciate all your time and help in advance.
Cheers
Amy Lee
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