Another one of eight dachshund dogs stolen from village near Ashby has been found

By Graham Hill

17th May 2021 | Local News

One of the eight dogs that was stolen in February - three have now been recovered
One of the eight dogs that was stolen in February - three have now been recovered

Another one of the eight dachshunds stolen from a village near Ashby in February has been found.

No details have been officially released yet, but a social media post says that one more has been recovered to add to the two that have already been found.

It means another five are still missing but more news is expected on Tuesday about the latest dog to be found.

The dogs were stolen from a property in Acresford three months ago Police appeal after dogs stolen from Acresford.

Since then, the search has extended nationwide to try and find them.

But this evening (Monday) a message posted on the 'Swadlincote 8 Stolen Dachshunds' Facebook page, reads: "We've got another one safe!!!!!

"No more info until tomorrow will be released, enquiries are ongoing...but another one is safe. Thank you, thank you, thank you, #swadlincote8".

A fresh appeal was made earlier this month Search continues for six stolen dogs.

Just after the theft, Police posted a video clip of people suspected of taking the dogs Police release video of people they want to speak to in connection with theft of dogs.

     

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