2021 Pet Theft Awareness Week:

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Pet Theft Awareness Week 2021

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 Pre Week -  'Who Steals Dogs?'

Who Steals Dogs? Pet Theft

1. Mar.14th:  DTAD - Sign Petition and Write to MPs (Sun)
Dog Theft Awareness Day

2. Mar.15th:  Prevention (Mon)


3. Mar.17th:  Where are Dogs Stolen From? (Wed)
Where are Dogs Stolen? Dog Theft

4. Mar.19th:  Horse (Fri)
Horse Theft Prevention

5. Mar.20th:  Don't Buy Stolen Pets  (Sat)


6. Mar.21st:  #MissingCatsDay (Sun)
Cat Theft Prevention

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Dog Theft

Stolen Dog. Dog Theft. Pet Theft

Dog stolen from garden




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