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Precious dog statues stolen

By Ashley Loveridge
The dog statues that have been stolen

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Ashley Loveridge
Ashley Loveridgehttps://www.stroudtimes.com

The owner of two precious dog statues stolen from a doorstep in Painswick is urging the help of Stroud Times’ readers.

The stone dogs hold a special place in the heart of dog-lover Jess Bancroft-Livingston, who spent a decade trying to find a match to her own dogs.

“They match my dogs and I adored them,” said Jess, who is a 5* licensed home dog boarder.

The stone dogs certainly caused a stir in the village with Jess even naming them, she added: “I named these guys Whoops and Daisy and they greeted everyone on our doorstep and made for many photos that brightened my day.”

If you have any information regarding the missing dog statues you can email Cotswoldanimalservices@gmail.com.

 

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