Marni

🟢 Reunited

Labradoodle cross schnauzer

Colour	Black
Age	12
Size	Medium (10–25kg)

Distinguishing features: Wearing a pink collar

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Anne Lewis 30 Apr, 08:40

Please register your dog on the www.doglost.co.uk Website ASAP, they are a National database and are also free, they will alert more volunteers in your area who can help and you will get many more shares.

Anne Lewis 30 Apr, 08:39

Please allow an access into your home and ensure someone is home at all times should Marni try to return. Leave a light on in your home overnight and keep checking any available cctv, doorbell ring camera footage to see if you can see Marni. Place some unwashed clothing belonging to the person that she is most bonded with by the open door that she uses, with a small amount of smelly food and some water. Most dogs will try to return once settled, if they are able when the area is quiet. Contact local vets, rescues and dog warden just in case anyone may have found Marni and handed her in, do this even if Marni Is microchipped.

System 30 Apr, 08:33

Volunteer alert sent to 10 volunteer(s) within 20 miles. Roles: Pilots (Hobby), Pilots (A2 CofC), Pilots (GVC), Ground Searchers.

Anne Lewis 30 Apr, 08:32

Hi Victoria, sorry to hear that Marni is missing. PLEASE be SCAMMER aware, we are a free service and will never contact you via WhatsApp offering to send out thermal drones at a cost. If you receive a message from anybody pretending to be me or any other member of the admin team IT IS A SCAM.

Anne Lewis 30 Apr, 08:28

There is also a section with Emergency numbers, please refer to this and notify the relevant authority if there are nearby hazards. They will put alerts out and remain vigilant.

Anne Lewis 30 Apr, 08:24

Please refer to the “How it Works” section of our website, which will take you through step by step detailed information and advice to follow when your dog has become missing from home.