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🟢 Reunited  ·  Ref: DS-2026-2165  · 
Faya
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Faya

🟢 Reunited

Miniature Dachshund

Colour Red, brown
Age 4 years
Size Small (under 10kg)
Distinguishing features: black line of hair down her tail
🎉 Faya Has Been Reunited!

Thank you to everyone who helped.

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Ann Loughton Ground Searcher 9 Oct, 18:35

So so happy for you and your mum Milly. Please give Faya a cuddle from the team x

Anne Lewis 9 Oct, 07:24

Hi Molly, we are sorry to hear Faya is missing. As Faya went missing from home, please allow an access into your home and ensure someone is home at all times should she 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 her. Place some unwashed clothing belonging to the person that Faya 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 Faya and handed her in, do this even if she is microchipped. Check neighbouring gardens, sheds, garages, any out building etc., just in case she is stuck or hiding. Post on local social media and put up posters around the area. Please register on DogLost as it will reach more volunteers. Notify the relevant transport networks from our “how it works section “ on our website, if there are nearby hazards, they will put alerts out and remain vigilant. If sighted it is important that no-one shouts, whistles, grabs or tries to chase as this may cause a missing dog to run. Any sighting should be immediately called in directly to yourself or point of contact, noting time, location and direction of travel.

Milly deehan 9 Oct, 08:31

Hi thank you we have left a blanket and water outside the door she usually comes through and are looking into getting cctv footage of the area

Anne Lewis 9 Oct, 08:37

Hi Milly, it is better if you leave something smelling of you, dogs don’t scent track back to themselves. Also get some really smelly food, like pilchards, spicy sausage or bbq chicken.

System 9 Oct, 07:18

Volunteer alert sent to 20 volunteer(s) within 30 miles. Roles: Pilots (Hobby), Pilots (A2 CofC), Pilots (GVC), Ground Searchers, Scent Trackers, Trappers.

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