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A Tipperary dog owner has issued an urgent appeal for information after two dogs went missing and are believed to have been stolen.
The dogs, Rupert and Mouse, were taken from the Fethard area and were later sighted in the Nenagh area. Their family say they are sick with worry and are pleading with the public to help bring the “loyal companions” safely home.
A cash reward is being offered for their safe return. Anyone with information is asked to contact Maria on 086 0210137.
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The dogs have been missing since 19 January 2026, and people in the area are urged to share the appeal and report any sightings.
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