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Die soektog na ‘n pitbull teef wat gister na bewering gesteel is, is volstoom aan die gang.
Rhona, die tweejarige familiehond wat soos ‘n kind in haar eienaars se huis is, het gistermiddag uit haar erf in Hoffmanstraat verdwyn. Nicolette Lottering het op Facebook geplaas dat hulle hond vermis is, en daarna het verskeie mense gesê dat hulle die hond aan ‘n tou saam met drie mans gesien het.
Lottering sê dat dit lyk asof die kabelbande aan haar hek geknip is, en daarom vermoed hulle dat Rhona nie op haar eie die erf verlaat het nie. “Sy is ‘n huishond, sy slaap elke aand saam met my seun Ben-nico (15) op die bed,” sê sy. “My seun se hart is stukkend en ons wil haar net terug kry.”
Volgens Darren Kruger, voorsitter van PAWS, blyk dit dat die mans op pad is na Ikageng of Promosa met die hond. PAWS vra dat enige iemand wat die hond gesien het, dit dadelik sal rapporteer, sodat Rhona weer met haar eienaars verenig kan word. Sy is gistermiddag laaste gesien in Piet Bosmanstraat saam met drie mans.
Skakel PAWS by 084 501 8668 of Darren Kruger by 082 334 0890.
The search for a female pit bull that was allegedly stolen yesterday, is still on.
Rhona, the two-year-old family dog that was like one of the children in the house, disappeared from her yard in Hoffman Street yesterday afternoon. The owner Nicolette Lottering posted on Facebook about their missing dog whereafter many people reported seeing her pulled on a rope by three men.
Lottering says it looks as if the cable ties at their gate were cut, and therefore they suspect that Rhona didn’t leave the yard by herself. She says that Rhona is a house dog and sleeps on the bed with her son Ben-nico (15). “My son’s heart is broken, we just want our dog back,” she says.
According to Darren Kruger, chairman of PAWS, it seems as if the men were headed to Ikageng or Promosa with the dog. PAWS asks that anyone who spots the dog should please report it immediately so that Rhona can be reunited with her family. Rhona was last seen yesterday afternoon in Piet Bosman Street being pulled on a rope by three men.
Phone PAWS at 084 501 8668 or Darren Kruger at 082 334 0890.
