QueenScoopalot
10-12-2005, 07:27 PM
http://news.bbc.co.uk/cbbcnews/hi/newsid_4320000/newsid_4327200/4327226.stm
I'd snag up this girl in a heartbeat...sweet dear ole' gal. :( Click on link above to see her)
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Train travel dog seeks new home
A dog with an adventurous spirit is looking for a new home after taking a 300-mile train trip then finding out her owners didn't want her back.
Gypsy Rose, a lurcher, ran away from her home in north Wales and, for some reason, jumped on a train to Crewe.
She seemed to develop a taste for rail travel and went on to catch two more trains - to Edinburgh and Kirkcaldy.
Gypsy Rose's owners were eventually traced, but they no longer wanted her, so she's now staying in kennels.
An animal charity spokesman said: "Lurchers are very intelligent dogs and she obviously wasn't frightened of trains.
"It would appear she bonded with various people and joined them as a fellow passenger.
"The potential for danger was very high but thankfully she came to no harm."
I'd snag up this girl in a heartbeat...sweet dear ole' gal. :( Click on link above to see her)
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Train travel dog seeks new home
A dog with an adventurous spirit is looking for a new home after taking a 300-mile train trip then finding out her owners didn't want her back.
Gypsy Rose, a lurcher, ran away from her home in north Wales and, for some reason, jumped on a train to Crewe.
She seemed to develop a taste for rail travel and went on to catch two more trains - to Edinburgh and Kirkcaldy.
Gypsy Rose's owners were eventually traced, but they no longer wanted her, so she's now staying in kennels.
An animal charity spokesman said: "Lurchers are very intelligent dogs and she obviously wasn't frightened of trains.
"It would appear she bonded with various people and joined them as a fellow passenger.
"The potential for danger was very high but thankfully she came to no harm."