Back home where he belongs
We heard from Liz today who told us Carlitos is now safe at home after missing for a week.
After Hackney Hive reported the little fella missing last week, the site received thousands more visits per day than it usually does. It was also linked on peoples Facebook accounts and forwarded by email. Although there was little people as far away as Australia, the US and Honk Kong could do, thousands found his photos adorable.
According to Liz, they received a phone call to say he was found on Middleton Road – near where she lives. Middleton Road was also where someone had spotted him the day of his disappearance.
She arranged to meet the people who had him in the Morning Lane Tesco parking lot at about 9pm last night. Describing the women who had him as East Asian looking, Liz went on to give a blow by blow account of the encounter; “They tried to drive off saying they wanted more reward money. My friend stuck her arms in the electric windows while they where trying to drive away and I was banging on the window while Carlitos was crying for me, then the taxi driver got out from our taxi and said he’d smash their windows and they gave him back, grabbed the money and sped off. So awful. We were all very shaken up.
“I’m so happy to have him back! He seems like he’s not been eating properly and was ravenous when he got home.”
So folks, let this be a warning when arranging to pick up a lost dog from anyone who demands or expects a reward. Be on guard.
One other thing, there seems to be a fair amount of dogs going missing from London Fields lately. Keep a close eye on yours when out and about.
Happy ending
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About Remi
Hackney Hive founder, publisher and contributor. Hackneyite and all round Girl Friday, who couldn't wait to leave Hackney and London behind her. After hitching her wagon in California, Texas, New Orleans, Louisiana for 18 years, with a brief spell in Mexico, the prodigal daughter returned happy to put an unconventional and risqué past behind her. She is owned by her two dogs Deffer(a Jack Russell & Darcy a Jack Russell/Pomeranian mix) and runs a London based pet sitting business.
The big smoke is home for the moment, but she desperately yearns wide open spaces, where she hopes to call home in the near future.
