FOUND SAFE.  Owners found him all safe and ok. 

UPDATE:  FOUND SAFE after 6 days!! After having a drone sighting of Ariel at 9.15 am Thursday 1 Jan near the bridge on the track opposite the Pavilion playing fields we had thermal drone out and cameras placed. No more sightings but we were convinced we were in the right area. Friday morning the team were out - 3 drone pilots checking different areas across from the football field and ground searchers.  Absolutely nothing seen but not unusual as dogs tend to go to ground during the day.  Then the owners got a message from a guy on Stonebridge Drive that he’d heard a yelping when in his garden that was coming from a bramble covered bank backing on to the brook.  One of the team on the opposite bank spotted her and whilst two team members approached from the garden, battling through dense undergrowth, he went into the brook from the his side.  She was caught up in barbed wire.  The houseowner bought us some snips to cut the barbed wire but she was struggling and had already bitten Alex and a lady that went in to help.  We managed to cut a section of the barbed wire keeping her head covered in a sweatshirt and a lead on in case she tried to run when free.  We got her on to the bank to try and get the rest of the barbed wire cut away that was stuck in her tail fur.  She calmed right down (after trying to bite us) as soon as mum appeared.  After a tearful reunion this little lady was whisked to the vets for a full check and released with pain meds and a couple of tiny scratches.  Thank you to everyone who went out looking for her and shared the posts around East Leake.  Thanks to all the landowners who gave permission to check their land and fly from. Sorry to the lady who jumped in the brook and got bitten. Big thanks to the team who worked constantly for 5 days and nights searching and missing New Year’s Eve festivities.

FOUND SAFE AND REUNITED.  We advised owner to try ringing Priory Vets who happened to have him safe 

Rocky’s body was found beside the River Maun in Edwinstowe. Thank you to Scott who found him and called us.  The team retrieved his body and took him to Rainbow Bridge Pet Crematorium who will give him the send off he deserves paid for by ourselves. 

Our thoughts are with his owners who are heartbroken.

FOUND SAFE BY OWNER - Followed our advice.  He was found on a park on Wollaton Vale hiding in a bush.  Glad to see his mum 

FREYA IS HOME - Saturday 29/11 6.20am our camera pinged at Pauline Murphy’s home and I saw Freya enter the garden and eat the food. I called then straight away and talked them through what to do quietly.  Open the back door and just leave it open - she was curled up on her bed outside.  

She’s thin, tired and hungry but so happy to be home. She has been on an epic journey, we almost had her Wednesday evening she was trapped on a garden up near Hollybeck but managed to jump fence 5 minutes before got there. Thursday saw her down at Hoveringhsm lakes and Caythorpe and we knew she was trying to find the footpath that takes her home.  
We had restrictions on flying the drone from RAF Syerston which hampered the search but yesterday she’d stayed Hoveringham side and owners had been fairly close to her but she was in survival mode and wouldn’t go anywhere near. 

We decided that the best course was leave her be to find her way herself rather than trap her - leaving dirty socks to the right path and knowing her routine was early morning wandering we left.  And now she’s home.  She’s one very clever girl.  

We’d like to thank those that helped search, poster, put cameras out at all hours and all those that shared and were concerned.  Mostly we’d like to thank Paul & Pauline the owners for trusting in us.

We are a volunteer group, some of us have full time jobs, we DO NOT ask for donations, we pay for everything ourselves - food, petrol, equipment. We appreciate your support. 

Thank you.