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Roo went missing on Wednesday in Letterkenny
The ISPCA has issued an appeal to help locate one of its recently-adopted dogs.
Roo has been missing since around 8am on Wednesday morning.
Th female lurcher, with dark brindle with white on the chest, was wearing a black leather sighthound collar with white padding.
“We are desperately searching for her and as yet to no avail,” the ISPCA say.
“She is a lovely girl but fearful of strangers so we are worried sick what may have happened to her.”
Roo went missing from the Ballymacool area of Letterkenny and was last seen heading towards Charles Kelly Ltd.
The ISPCA added: “She can be skittish with strangers so please don’t approach her but do keep an eye on her location and call us immediately.”
Any sightings, please call the Donegal Animal Rehabilitation Centre immediately on: 0873741704 or 0749152360
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