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Sydney Opera House 50th anniversary: 50 years in 50 pictures - Vimarsana News

Sydney Opera House 50th anniversary: 50 years in 50 pictures

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Two missing dogs are believed stolen - $3000 reward offered - Vimarsana News

Two missing dogs are believed stolen - $3000 reward offered

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Eighteen months, $30,000, and a coma: How two missing dogs shattered, then rebuilt, one couple's lives - Vimarsana News

Eighteen months, $30,000, and a coma: How two missing dogs shattered, then rebuilt, one couple's lives

ALDEN WILLIAMS/STUFF Alan Funnell and Louisa Andrew have been on a long and difficult journey in search of their missing dogs, Dice and Wee Dog. You might have seen the signs along the road, or found a leaflet in your mailbox: Two small dogs, very much loved, possibly separated and both at large. Dice and Wee Dog vanished into the Otago hills about 18 months ago. Their owners, Louisa Andrew and Alan Funnell, started looking within minutes, and have not stopped since. They’ve combed coastlines at 1am in the morning, and followed vague tip-offs and half remembered sightings across the coun...

Road-trippers urged to look out for missing dogs - Vimarsana News

Road-trippers urged to look out for missing dogs

Missing dogs Weed (L) and Dice. Photo: Supplied / by Allan and Louisa Funnell Dice, a small black poodle, and Weed, a fox terrier- jack russell cross, disappeared from their home on the Otago Peninsula in October 2019. Their owner Alan Funnell said the dogs were unsupervised for under two minutes when they disappeared. "My partner Louisa had the dogs with her when she went to feed the chooks, she let them out for a pee and in the couple of minutes she walked into the shed and back again they were gone. "We think they chased a rabbit off the property and someone has picked them up," he said.

Source: rnz.co.nz