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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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If you're in the Cahir area keep an eye out for this lovely little dog that is missing from home and has been seen in the area.
The little dog is a much loved family pet and the children of the family are devastated - they are offering a reward for his safe return.
The long-haired Chihuahua was stolen from it's home in Laois on the bank holiday weekend but has been seen around Cahir several times in the last few days.
It's believed he was either dumped in Cahir or escaped it's captors. Please keep a look out as it's very frightened. Please check your property in case he has taken shelter there.
Identifying marks: Black and tan long haired male chihuahua with very curly tail. Any information would be greatly appreciated. (087)3504194 or (087)1167739.
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