Police seek owner of friendly Rottweiler found in Aylesbury

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 27 Oct, 11:32 · Archive

A friendly Rottweiler found wandering in Aylesbury is being cared for by police as officers search for her owner.

A Rottweiler found wandering in Aylesbury on Monday, 26 October, near Court Close is now being cared for by Thames Valley Police's Aylesbury Neighbourhood Policing Team. The dog, wearing a red collar, has been described by officers as calm and friendly.

Despite checking the dog's microchip, police have been unable to obtain any information that could help identify or contact the owner. A police spokesperson said the dog 'is very calm, friendly, and has already made herself right at home in our office.'

Anyone who believes the dog belongs to them, or who has information about her owner, is asked to contact Thames Valley Police by calling 101 and quoting reference CMP-2181-26102026.

How it is being reported

• Police search for owner of “friendly” Rottweiler found in AylesburyOfficers from the Aylesbury Neighbourhood Policing Team have found a stray dog who has been making herself at home in their office.Bucks Herald · 27 Oct, 11:01
• 'Friendly' Rottweiler found roaming streets of Bucks town as police seek ownerA friendly Rottweiler found wandering in a Buckinghamshire town has made herself at home at a police station as officers appeal for help tracking down her owner.Bucks Free Press · 27 Oct, 07:38

In this story: Thames Valley Police · Aylesbury · Court Close

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