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Dogwatch No. 786 Fifteen Chickens Stolen.

Seven silver appenzellers, which are black and white spotted bantams; three speckled Sussex bantams; and five buff rock ban....

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Dogwatch No. 785 1. Suspicious Transit

At around 4.15 p.m. on Wednesday 9 May, two men were disturbed whilst attempting to steal scrap metal from farm premises at Ne....

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Dogwatch No. 784 Stolen Jack Russell?

A Jack Russell puppy named Evie went missing, believed stolen, from a house in Medstead near Alton at 5.30 p.m. on 2 May. She w....

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Dogwatch No. 783 Dogs Poisoned

Two dogs have died after they were believed to have eaten rat poison at Heathlake near Crowthorne on Friday 20 April. Pet owners have ....

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Dogwatch No. 782 1. Guard Your Diesel

Following the recent hike in fuel prices, a number of thefts of diesel have been reported. There was the incident of fuel being....

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TO SAFEGUARD YOUR DOG, JOIN NOW!

Welcome to Dogwatch. We are here to help stem the rising tide of dog theft and rural crime in the Thames Valley area. Dogwatch is entirely staffed and funded by volunteers. We are proud to help the Police and RSPCA in the already excellent work that they do.

  • We circulate information regarding stolen dogs to our members; Police HQ; Beat Officers; Dog Wardens; and re-homing centres.
  • We circulate details of all snoopers on members’ property to members and Police Headquarters - helping to prevent rural crime.
  • We brief members on progress in the area by e-mail and hold regular meetings with the police.

HELP PREVENT RURAL CRIME

We can all help reduce the blight that has visited us in recent times. Poachers, thieves and vandals are often presented as petty criminals - there is nothing petty about the theft of farming equipment worth many thousands of pounds. If you see something suspicious, make a report to the Police and to us and we will circulate the details to our members.

LETTER FROM THE CHIEF CONSTABLE

We are honoured to have received a letter of support from Sara Thornton, Chief Constable of Thames Valley Police. Read More>>

WHAT TO DO IF YOUR DOG IS STOLEN

For that latest advice and contact details on what to do if your dog has been stolen
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