Bank holiday weekend and my little boy is putting up help find Mabel banners
The heartbroken family have now endured six weeks and two days of agony.
‘Have a heart and think of him’, is the gut wrenching message Mabel’s broken owner Sarah Livesey has for whoever has her as he son puts up posters.
The young adult female Cocker Spaniel who is red with a white chest went missing from her family's farm in Inskip, since 11am on Friday, April 10, and is believed to have been taken for breeding.
Sarah from Catterall in Garstang, who owns 18-month-old Mabel and has put up a £10k reward for her safe return, says her life has been shattered since the beloved family pet went missing.
Speaking of the family’s bank holiday misery she said: “Bank holiday weekend and my 8 year old little boy is out putting banners up, desperate to be reunited with his best friend again.
“He would be out in his paddling pool today with Mabel, having fun together, not a care in the world. Instead he’s waiting for her to come home.
“Have a heart and think of him, give her back, take the 10k.
“It’s been 6 weeks and two days of agony... We need Mabel home.”
She added: “We have had such a fantastic response from all over the country.
“Please could we ask you again...to pop a poster in to your local groomer, vet, council offices and police station, wherever you live. We need Mabel to be across the entire country.”
A hike is also earmarked for Mabel annd will take place on Saturday, June 6, up Scafell Pike.
The hike has been organised by Lisa Dean of Beauty’s Legacy page on Facebook which is a registered animal welfare charity.
It has been at the daily forefront of campaigning to find Mabel and other lost dogs to reunited them with their heartbroken owners.
You can report sightings immediately by calling 07971 866679/07825 986832.
Any information about her whereabouts can be submitted to :[email protected] or by calling 07866 026343.
A spokesperson for Lancashire Police said: “A report of the theft of a dog from an address on Preston Road, Inskip, was made on 10th April.
“It is being investigated and enquiries are ongoing.”
Anyone with information, please contact 101 – quoting log 0878 of 10th April.