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10-year-old Millie, a terrier from Hacketstown
Carlow Gardaí are appealing for any information for a stolen terrier from County Carlow.
Millie, the 10-year-old terrier from Coolamanagh, Hacketstown, went missing on Wednesday last week.
The Gardaí posted the appeal for information over the weekend on the An Garda Síochána Carlow Facebook page.
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The post reads:
STOLEN DOG - PLEASE SHARE
On Wednesday afternoon Millie a 10 year old Terrier was taken from her family home in the Coolmanagh area of Hacketstown.
If you have any information that can assist please contact Gardaí in Carlow on 059- 913 6620. Millie is registered, microchipped and much loved.
The full post be the Carlow Gardaí can be found on their Facebook Page HERE or by following the post below this article.
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