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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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The missing pet was last seen at Ash Meadows estate, Stranorlor, the week before last
A Stranorlar-based family after offering a reward for their missing dog.
The dog has not been seen in almost two weeks and the family are eager for its return.
“Have you seen this dog?” they said. “Or know his whereabouts? He is a much-loved family pet and has helped us through so much. We are offering a €1,000 reward for his safe return.
"He went missing from our home in the Ash Meadows estate, Stranorlor on Thursday, May 2, at 3pm. Can you please check all outhouses in case he has got in for shelter or possible someone has taken him in for safety. He has never been away from home before. If you know of any sightings or information, please contact. 0863857177 or 00447470156766.”
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