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Kisser · 29-01-2010, 17:33

Your description does sound like the dog I saw, he was very small - I thought he was a puppy at first until he cocked his leg. He was black and tan too so it does sound like it was him. I feel sooooo guilty that I didn't do more - I just had such a nightmare at the RSPCA last time I found a dog and I was rushing to get to work and couldn't have taken him.

The RSPCA expect you to take any found dogs to them where they scan them. Its then up to you to return it to their owner. And if it isn't chipped you have to take it yourself to the Stray Dog Centre in Ossy. It's ridiculous.

So I just put him in my front yard and rang the RSPCA who told me I shouldn't encourage him into the home, and I also rang the police who didn't answer and I left them a message. They didn't reply. I really do hope he is found soon and I will look out for him on my travels.

29-01-2010, 17:33	#12
Kisser Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Accrington Posts: 795 Liked: 0 times Rep Power: 50	Re: Another lost dog, water st area of accrington Your description does sound like the dog I saw, he was very small - I thought he was a puppy at first until he cocked his leg. He was black and tan too so it does sound like it was him. I feel sooooo guilty that I didn't do more - I just had such a nightmare at the RSPCA last time I found a dog and I was rushing to get to work and couldn't have taken him. The RSPCA expect you to take any found dogs to them where they scan them. Its then up to you to return it to their owner. And if it isn't chipped you have to take it yourself to the Stray Dog Centre in Ossy. It's ridiculous. So I just put him in my front yard and rang the RSPCA who told me I shouldn't encourage him into the home, and I also rang the police who didn't answer and I left them a message. They didn't reply. I really do hope he is found soon and I will look out for him on my travels.