Lost French bulldog found and reunited with owner in Penrith

Summarised from 3 outlets · Updated 3 Nov, 17:20 · Archive

A French bulldog found in Penrith has been returned to its owner after being handed to police.

A French bulldog found in the Castle Drive area of Penrith has been reunited with its owner after being handed in to police.

The dog was discovered by a member of the public and taken to Hunter Lane police station. While caring for the animal, Eden Neighbourhood Policing Team nicknamed the dog Bruce and issued an appeal to locate the owner.

The dog, named Max, has now been returned to its owner. Officers thanked all those who shared the appeal to help reunite them.

How it is being reported

• Missing French bulldog Max returned to owner after being handed in at police stationA French Bulldog previously reported as missing and handed-in to a Cumbrian police station has been returned to his owner.Cumberland News · 3 Nov, 16:53
• Missing French bulldog Max returned to owner after being handed in at police stationA French Bulldog previously reported as missing and handed-in to a Cumbrian police station has been returned to his owner.Westmorland Gazette · 3 Nov, 16:53
• Lost French bulldog found as police seek his ownerA lost French bulldog has been found and handed in to police, who are now trying to reunite him with his owner.News & Star · 3 Nov, 11:14

In this story: Penrith · Castle Drive · Hunter Lane police station · Eden Neighbourhood Policing Team

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