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Found staffie

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  • 22-11-2009 7:41pm
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    Dusty87
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    This staffie is at my house, iv a few questions.
    Herself fed him which was probably the wrong thing to do as hes sitting outside now. He seems young still, not neutered,
    He has a collar so were kind of thinking he may have ran away.
    What should we do for the night with him. (he knows how to open doors).
    What are the most popular websites to put a found notice????
    Thanks


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    B'witched
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    Dusty87 wrote: »
    This staffie is at my house, iv a few questions.
    Herself fed him which was probably the wrong thing to do as hes sitting outside now. He seems young still, not neutered,
    He has a collar so were kind of thinking he may have ran away.
    What should we do for the night with him. (he knows how to open doors).
    What are the most popular websites to put a found notice????
    Thanks

    This is the most popular one I think

    http://www.lostandfound.ie/

    Also put it on.........

    http://petsireland.invisionzone.com/


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    Bluefrog
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    I would also add http://www.lostandfoundpets.ie - well, I do run it afterall :)


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    roxiesmammy
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    you should also bring it to vets in morning to get them check for micro chip. Please to not let him out until u either find his owners or find someone that will take him in, as a young staffy not nuetered will/can fall into the wrong hands


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    Dusty87
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    Thanks,
    it looks pure, so i will bring him to the vet tomorrow to check for a chip.
    Would it have most likely run away as it stil has a collar?


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    B'witched
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    Bluefrog wrote: »
    I would also add http://www.lostandfoundpets.ie - well, I do run it afterall :)

    Sorry, I was going to put it up too, I did look for the thread with your link on but got called away :o


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    Dusty87
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    All sorted.
    His owner called to the house,
    She left him with someone to be minded and he got out.
    Never seen a dog so happy to see its owner:D


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    roxiesmammy
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    that is brill news


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    Bluefrog
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    B'witched wrote: »
    Sorry, I was going to put it up too, I did look for the thread with your link on but got called away :o

    No worries, the site is still quite young (less than 6 months) and would not be generally as well known as the others but it is getting there.

    As the first Irish site wholly dedicated to the issue of lost and found pets, there is a steadily growing army of pet spotters now particularly on Facebook which could be a useful network to tap into for anyone who finds themselves in the position of losing or finding a pet.

    Good to have the opportunity to let more people know about it.


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    Dusty87
    Closed Accounts Posts: 2,920 ✭✭✭Dusty87


    roxiesmammy wrote: »
    that is brill news

    Yea, the woman was delighted to see the dog. He was 7 months old:eek: Boy there big, i thought he was about a year


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