Group search in bid to find missing Maggie

Saturday, 11 February 2017 00:00

People on the Isle of Man are being urged to join in the search for a missing black Labrador who hasn't been seen for over a week.

Maggie went AWOL in Glen Helen on Tuesday, January 31st - leaving her owner Phil Kniveton distraught:

A large group search will start from Glen Helen this morning - people who can help are asked to meet in the car park at 10am.

There will be two starting points - anyone who wants to join in has been asked to contact Sandra on 484805 or Margaret on 469786.

You can find the full details here.

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