A woman whose dogs were stolen has tracked one of them down almost 200 miles away after scouring the internet .
Jane Jenkins, a licensed breeder from Swansea in Wales, had her labrador , Arthur, and cocker spaniel, Bandit, stolen from her home at the beginning of this year.After the theft, she started searching through thousands of online adverts hoping to find her pets .
In March, she received a tip-off about an online advert offering a male labrador for sale in Merseyside.“I’ve looked at thousands of black labrador puppies, and he was the first one that I’d actually thought, yes, that’s him,” she told the BBC.
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“I couldn’t believe he was in Merseyside. And then I slightly panicked on how we were supposed to get him back.”
South Wales and Merseyside police forces confirmed that the pup was in fact Arthur, and he has now been returned home.The owner of the house where he was found was arrested, but was later released without charge after telling police that he had bought the dog from someone else.
But, almost 12 months after the theft on 13 January, Bandit is still missing.laidback pet breeds
Bandit is still missing
(Jane Jenkins/Facebook)Jenkins described Bandit as having an “unusual colour”, which leads her to believe she was stolen for breeding.
Jenkins has been posting regularly to her Facebook page, providing updates on her search and pleading for Bandit’s safe return.In an update on 26 November, Jenkins said the safe return of Bandit is the only thing she wants for Christmas.
“I am honestly desperate please may I have my girl back,” she wrote.
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“Ever since she’s gone, I have existed and now I feel like I’m having heart flicking with aches in my chest.
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“Please hand her over to a vet or warden, just say you found her. She’s the only thing I’ve wanted.”