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Special Appeal for Stolen GSD Pups

If you do know of anything that might help, even if it's the slightest bit
of information pleas email us at admin@germanshepherdsuk.co.uk
>
> Many Thanks
> The German Shepherds UK Team.
>
> My name is John Kehoe and I live in Faughart, Dundalk. Ireland. On
> Saturday, between 3pm and 4.15pm I had a litter of 7 3 week old German
> Shepherd puppies stolen. They were unweaned and we now fear for them as
> time has passes. Where I live is right on the border area, 6 miles from
> Newry in Northern Ireland and 5 miles from Dundalk in the South of Ireland

> I am 1 mile into the south of Ireland.
>
> My neighbour who was trimming his very large palm trees saw a red hatch
back
> car park outside my house. As he was working in a mechanical hoist and
with
> a chain saw, they had ear protection on, and they thought that the people
> were visitors. He saw one exit the house about 3.45 pm but once again
> never thought much of it as we tend to have a busy house, as both my wife
> and I are from large families. It was only a matter of minutes later, that
> to speak to his helper on the ground, that they both turned off the
machines
> and removed the ear protection, that they heard our alarm ringing. They
> immediately ran and saw the patio door smashed and notified the Gardai.
>
> When I returned home at 4.30pm The Gardai pulled up and told me of the
> reported crime. We checked the house but nothing was stolen. The female
> German Shepherd was running around and 30 mins lapsed before we realised
> that the puppies had been stolen. They were in the Boiler room that was
> adjacent to the house. This was the only things that was stolen. There was
> a red car and this has been verified as belonging to the thieves.
>
> Since then we have not heard sight or sound about them. There were 7
> puppies, 3 males one black and gold and 2 sables. there was one black and
> tan female and the rest were sable colour. They were not micro chipped. I
> had booked my vet to call out yesterday, Monday. I have attached a photo
of
> three of the puppies, showing the colour differences between sables and
> black and tans.
>
> Hopefully you can help. I have notified the ISPCA, the USPCA and it has
> been posted on various sites. I have also ran articles in all the press
> that will run the story.
>
> Regards
>
> John Kehoe
>
> News paper artical -
> http://i17.photobucket.com/albums/b100/sazel192/image002.jpg
>
> Puppies photo -
> http://i17.photobucket.com/albums/b100/sazel192/image001.jpg